OCR 240Pcs Car Wire Connector Plug Kit - Waterproof Automotive Electrical Connectors Terminal Plug - 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pin Car Spark Plug Connector with Fuses for Car, Motorcycle, Truck, Boat Review

a bit cheap, light weight. but serves to replace a couple of broken weather pack connectors on one of my trailers. Not sure if I'm going to use them for the car? Good for the price.

Lack of instructions is the first complaint. Second, if you figure out how the pins go in the connector (both male and female), they end up coming out. Third, I found it necessary to solder the wire and pin to ensure the connection was secure. Out of desperation I bought other quick couplers.

No wire size listed in description, looks like the BIGGEST wire you can use with these small terminals is around 22ga. They don't seem big enough to carry more than a couple of amps. Power, anything over a few low power LEDs will likely overload the connections.

I have completed a project to install headlights on my jeep. Actually a lot of light. I wanted quality weatherproof terminals to complete the project so I could turn the light off without worrying about the terminals getting dirty. This kit proved to be a solid investment as the connectors were of good quality. I've never had much luck with crimping tools for these types of connectors, so I use some needle noses and some solder to ensure the connections stay strong for a long time. But this kit

Purchased to craft a Quick Release Loom for a vehicle. I bought a crimping tool and the right size wire, but found that with normal vibration/use, the connectors could not hold any wires or connectors. All of the wires could be pulled out of the socket with minimal effort, even after they "snapped" and the vibration caused further problems. If you're using them for a place where there's no movement and you don't have to constantly turn the loom off, that would be great. However, in automotive…

Firstly, there is no indication of which way the pins should point, but if you look at the ends you can tell. I used 3 and 4 pin connectors. Each time I found at least 50% of the ends would not snap. I have the correct crimping tool so don't think I crimped them that way. If you look closely with a jeweler's loop and light you can see each of the three pin connectors, the center hole was done wrong and that wire never snapped. Everything was like that for me. When using the 1-Wire connector, I…