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I am needing some help if possible. I just had my volt gauge drop last week and thought it may have been my brand new alternator and when I removed the 13mm power wire on top I noticed it easily just came out of the socket and was very brittle. I put a new piece on the end and put a lighter to the end to melt the plastic and its been at 14 volts ever since I fixed the problem. Today I left work and got into WOT and the gauge immediately dropped to 10 volts as it did before. I know it came loose again. So I know my problem but can anyone suggest any better methods of holding the wrap tighter once i clamp down on the wires? Here is a picture of the part I am speaking of. Thanks

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c1...Picture003.jpg

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iTrader: (6)

Anyone have any ideas how to make the plug stronger or am I able to replace it with a new longer version? Thanks

Z28/2002

iTrader: (27)

Try to solder it

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What exactly is soldering?

Z28/2002

iTrader: (27)

see below

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solder

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Ok great so I do have 2 solder guns. One is a 1/4 inch size and the other is a pin size gun. Then I have a 40/Tin 60/Lead Rosin Core Solder and a 95/5 Lead Free Solder. Im not sure how this is used with an electrical connection though. I heat shrinked the connection last time but obviously it came loose and is now causing me problems.