new light wiring question

Jimbo · Jan 11, 2015

Just had one of my guys at work do my D2s in the rear bumper. When he was hooking up the wiring behind the glove box, the guy before me who owned it used wire nuts to put the wires together... Wow.

nsdq3 · Jan 13, 2015

nuts

Jimbo said:
Just had one of my guys at work do my D2s in the rear bumper. When he was hooking up the wiring behind the glove box, the guy before me who owned it used wire nuts to put the wires together... Wow.

that's a bit scary

Jimbo · Jan 13, 2015

nsdq3 said:
that's a bit scary

Yeah, needless to say, it's all good now. At least the wires he did in the engine area were electrical taped...

155mm · Jan 13, 2015

Like regular wire nuts? Or did he at least use those Posi-lock ones? Those are pretty solid, I've used them before and haven't been able to pull them apart.

Jimbo · Jan 13, 2015

155mm said:
Like regular wire nuts? Or did he at least use those Posi-lock ones? Those are pretty solid, I've used them before and haven't been able to pull them apart.

Regular wire nuts. The wire nuts that came with my new kitchen light were of better quality.

BearLeeAsian · Jan 13, 2015

Damn lol.

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155mm · Jan 13, 2015

haha well I suppose he could have just twisted the bare wires together and called it a day :crazy:

It could always be worse!

nsdq3 · Jan 14, 2015

wires

Jimbo said:
Yeah, needless to say, it's all good now. At least the wires he did in the engine area were electrical taped...

haha, nice of him to go the extra distance for quality there......

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