Fast and Easy Wire Butt Connectors
Mark SimpsonDescription
To our amazement these great little wire connectors were everything they were advertised to be. Using only a wire stripper and a heat gun (or lighter) we were able to make fast and permanent wiring repairs. They even worked great in making roadside repairs on our car trailer and to help out a friend at a car show when one of his taillight wires got snagged but stuff in his trunk. They are often sold without a brand name, so search online and you are certain to find and love them too.
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Am very interested in the wire connection kit as shown in this video. Where can I purchase same? Thank You--Ralph
Nothing new here. Military/Aviation has been using them for years.
I found that heating/melting the solder before sealing the ends works best. I've had the solder section burst the shrink tube when I sealed the ends first. Possibly the melting solder out gasses and having one end open allows the gas to escape.
Hi Mark, Bought this kit (the small one) and went through one particular size in about a week. They are great, used them on my snowmobile where vibration is a big factor. I reordered the large kit, and now I have lots. Got to say, was REALLY sceptical on the first order, but now I would not be without them. They really work.
What is the name of the product you bought?
<strong> Ticket#21521 Who manufactures the "fast and easy butt connectors"? Where can they be purchased? Working on restoring an 83 Mustang GT, will be rewired. Thanks!
<strong> Ticket#21521 Looks like a great solution to a nagging problem, wire joints. Having rewired my '57 Studebaker truck completely front to back, I had to redo a couple of joints after chasing them down. Hate to do something twice. Where to you get them and what are they called? Manufacturer?
<strong> Ticket#21521 Any idea what web sites to look for these wire butt connectors?
Where did you order your the Fast and Easy Wire Butt Connectors from? I have researched these and there are many people selling them but my fear is that most are inferior. I would want to order from your source knowing that the product performed as expected. Thank you