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I would recommend you dont use alloy crimp type
connectors. They are expensive and wont fit into the plastic holders that
connect the loom sections and plug on to the components.
You can purchase the original style brass
connectors in bulk quantities at reasonable cost from an electronics shop or
Autoelectrical suppliers. These have to be crimped and soldered on, but
when fitted they are much more reliable and original looking than the alloy
crimped type. They also slip into the original plastic holders and gang
plugs, so you end up with a loom that looks original and plugs on to all the
accessories and electrical equipment.
To remove the old spade connectors from their
plastic plugs, dont cut the wires. Slide a small jeweler's screw driver into the
plastic plug from the outside, to release the spade retaining flange, then pull
the wire out with pliers. Label each plug before disassembling and
the bunch of wires that fit into it, so you can make it easier to build and
assemble your new loom.
If you disassemble the loom in this way, then
unwrap the wires you want to replace,
you may find you dont need a new loom, as you can repair problems by
replacing the offending wires and then rewrapping and assembling the existing
loom.
Buy the proper crimping tool for the brass
fittings. It makes the crimping job easy and the finished job looks original.
The tool has long blue handles, not red like the alloy crimping tool.
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