🚗 MOGAOPI 240Pcs Waterproof Car Motorcycle Automotive Connector Electrical Wire Terminal Plug Kit with Blade Fuses - Blue Box: Assorted 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pin Way Review

Purchased for future weather improvement projects (I live in the Midwest). But just tinkered with the connectors, they seem very good, similar to the original quality. Probably a larger selection of parts than I need, but I'll be happy to keep spares because I'm sure I'll find a use for them.

Using this kit to convert the fog light plugs on my old Volkswagen Beetle. I hooked it up to my bumper so if I ever need to replace the bumper or fog lights I don't have to take the whole system apart. The plugs themselves are made of high-quality plastic and have so far survived the winter with 0-degree weather unscathed. If you're looking for a basic set of weatherproof connectors, this is it.

The connectors in this kit are a great way to make watertight repairs to wiring problems or to install electrical accessories. You must use these connectors. You will want to use a quality crimping tool which is not included in this kit and if you do you will get a quality, very durable and watertight repair. I would suggest using a ratchet crimp tool for a more secure crimp. You get a good range of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 pin connectors, waterproof connectors and both male and female ends. Other…

I rewire my boat a lot and thought these candles would help. I can see that they are decently made and likely form a watertight connection that you can plug and unplug as needed. then the correct insertion into the plastic housing is not easy. There's a decent setup page with photos that helps but isn't really detailed enough. Installing the wires so that their ends match and the male and female parts match is detailed and painstaking work. And if you accidentally bend one of the pins in the…

Wow these connectors are really good, they are as good as the original cable connectors that are usually found under the hood of your car. When I'm tinkering with my car and adding new wiring (like the wiring for your new trailer lights) or fixing some electrical problems I always use some sort of adapter plug so just in case I need to remove, replace, fix something later I need don't cut and resolder everything, it's just the right way to do it. I've used different types of connectors over the