Any electricians out there?
#1
Any electricians out there?
I am going to be building a LSx swap harness. I will be repining and rerouting a bunch of things and using all new wire looms and make everything organized and whatnot. I need to make a few repairs also.
Only thing is, I don't know how to solder. Can someone out there experienced teach me? I figured it's not to hard, but I want the harness to come out professional.
Any help is appreciated. -SRJ
Only thing is, I don't know how to solder. Can someone out there experienced teach me? I figured it's not to hard, but I want the harness to come out professional.
Any help is appreciated. -SRJ
#2
12 Second Club
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I am going to be building a LSx swap harness. I will be repining and rerouting a bunch of things and using all new wire looms and make everything organized and whatnot. I need to make a few repairs also.
Only thing is, I don't know how to solder. Can someone out there experienced teach me? I figured it's not to hard, but I want the harness to come out professional.
Any help is appreciated. -SRJ
Only thing is, I don't know how to solder. Can someone out there experienced teach me? I figured it's not to hard, but I want the harness to come out professional.
Any help is appreciated. -SRJ
#4
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Yup, soldering is easy. Just buy some rosin-core solder, a soldering gun/iron, and practice on some spare wiring... Pretty much just heat up the wire with the iron, then push a strand of solder onto the hot wire or iron next to the wire so that when the solder melts, it coats the connection.
Use shrink wrap, electrical tape, and lots of wire protector tubing (and more electrical tape over that).
The hardest part is waiting for the iron to heat up.
Use shrink wrap, electrical tape, and lots of wire protector tubing (and more electrical tape over that).
The hardest part is waiting for the iron to heat up.