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Originally Posted by Mr.DatSubishi
(Post 656150)
I'm not a big fan of T-taps. They have a very small contact patch with the underlying wire and are easily corroded. I've fixed multiple jobs done by others where they are the cause. Spend the extra and get the proper harnesses, you'll have a much more dependable and easier to integrate finished product. 100% reversable
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If you can wait for them to be special ordered, you can get a harness into the factory radio, and another into the factory harness and everything u need is there. There will be absolutely no need to cut, or even splice into wires. Any extra accessories you want to add can easily be tapped in here as well.
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Originally Posted by BradSk88
(Post 656155)
I'm not saying to use those cheap plastic t-taps. That's why I put it in quotes. But the idea is the same. Strip, tap, solder and tape.
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Originally Posted by Mr.DatSubishi
(Post 656156)
If you can wait for them to be special ordered, you can get a harness into the factory radio, and another into the factory harness and everything u need is there. There will be absolutely no need to cut, or even splice into wires. Any extra accessories you want to add can easily be tapped in here as well.
This will help me out big time if I ever need to disconnect the system and quickly switch back to factory. |
They're not that common in store stock, but 2 out of 3 harness manufacturers we deal with offer these harnesses. If your local guys can't find them, I'm sure u can find them online.
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