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I am in need of a weather proof way of tapping into live and earth wires in my car to add another cable (i did start a thread yesterday but it seems to have disappeared) any options welcome :)
 
Soldered connection covered with adhesive-lined heatshrink sleeving. This will last many many years. Scotch-locks are OK if you want a nice quick job that may last years or may not. Daz.
 

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