Thread: Wiring problem
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Unread 12-01-2006, 13:06
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Re: Wiring problem

Go and buy connectors that you need. The kit supplies some ring terminals for the #6 gauge wire. For other gauges you will have to supply your own. It is very important to use connectors sized for the gauge wire you are attaching. A bad crimp can come loose or be a source of high resistance.
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