The Basics of DIY Automotive Wiring Harness Repairs
They look like butt splice crimp connectors, but instead of crimping them, you simply insert the wires and use a heat gun to melt the solder and heat shrink at once, leaving a clean, safe,
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Overlaying (bypass) a circuit is an acceptable repair procedure for a visible pinched/broken or corroded/damaged wire(s) in a loom or an in-line connector where a replacement Terminal Kit is not