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There's a industrial glue called g6000 that I use with heat shrink with two wires put a drop on both sides of wires close to connector squeezes out perfectly when shrinking seals great neat looking.
Hey there. I'm still around, watching occasionally. Just been busy. Home, work, firewood etc etc - I'll catch up on your other videos too. Thanks for this one.
American Autowire Battery Cable Crimping Tool 500665, is another budget option for crimping batter cable terminals. It requires a vice but it's cheap. Saves some money.
I'm glad you stated you prefer the heat gun for heat shrink. I almost said something lol. It's just never a good idea to use a lighter or torch for heat shrink. Bad habits.
@@Poweraddicts Great, the torx head aka " The Devils Bolt" that i stripped out is the the hinge on the left front of my 1995 YJ with no back access after you lower the windshield .
Here are the dimensions that I copied from Google. Measure your tray and see. BCI Group 65 batteries dimensions are (L x W x H) 12 1/2 x 7 1/2 x 7 9/16 inches (12.0625 x 7.5 x 7.5625 inches, 306 x 190 x 192 mm)
