SCOTCHLOCK or Splice Connector or Plier Tap 

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It's purpose is to slide in the original wire from the side since that wire is always connected on both ends. This way you don't have to cut it to splice in. You just slide in the original from the side, insert your new wire you need to parallel the signal to, and press it in.

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You don’t. You don’t do this. Look up a mil splice connection. It is much more reliable. Using connectors like this are not advised and not used by professionals for good reasons

Yes i have used it. From few years

This would not be advised for home electrical wiring and would not be safe for that application. What are you trying to do? I will try to point you in the right direction

using it from day one when i found it...never had any issues till now.

30AMPs i doubt. it may burn. you need lugs for that which can be crimped properly.

never used solid wires, mostly using multi strand wires

you get different...it will be written on the carton/box/packing

should work. in AC never tried though. but i am using for one of the domestic line as well...from many years and its still working.

sparesondemand@gmail.com I buy from them. Check with them. Thanks.

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Maybe try a thing called the internet

You obviously did it wrong then. They are reliable

***** well hell yeah I was doing it wrong, that's what I said "I used those in two places"

They are an absolute nightmare for the mechanic who has to fix the problem later. I can't count the hundreds I have replaced over the years

Cbmech why did you replace them instead of wiring it properly? they are not a nightmare if not installed by an imbecile, they work perfectly in the right applications. mine never failed.. been years? proof right there. they are especially good in hard to reach areas which dont come in to contact with contaminants such as water etc

mk Ultra I did replace them with butt connecters filled with silicone di-electric grease .on a trash truck there is no such thing as a good place to use them . anybody that would use them on a trash truck isn't much of a mechanic . High vibration , pushing the amps to the high end of the wire size capacity and a scotch lock is a recipe for disaster . they were invented for u haul to f up your tail light wiring . To my mind they are the last refuge of the lazy wanna be mechanic

Not necessarily. However very common in automotive industry.

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mechautoclinic can you please make another video which shows how the wire looks after removing the scotch lock ?

mechautoclinic please reply

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mechautoclinic when can i expect this ?

warranty depends on company. but should not...thanks.

In the centre it has metal plate or chip which has got two slots as in Guillotine which cuts or slits the insulation and touches the strand. The main upper plastic body is insulation.thanks.

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Well now you know how to do ONE correctly!

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amazing..I never had any issues. what problem you faced?

corrosion,corrosion and corrosion. They might just pass for speaker wire connection. But outside of a vehicle they only last a year or two. Better off solder with dual core heatshrink.

gotcha...yeah I found that deposition but then i changed the brand. the coating gets off...what you are saying is correct..heat shrink I use sometimes on the splice.

oh thanks for watching and stay connected, I am happy to see your confidence bro...i didn't know by and while showing demo ppl will get so much of confidence level..perfect grasping power you have...

Watch it a few more times and maybe you can do 6!

Zen Modeling that's because you're an idiot. He spoke perfectly fine English. Great video if you ask me

Go back to building your corny ass little toy cars

You still got eyes lol.

Jeff it's in English

@@BmwMe-uh9sy mute it. He does a great demo.

When inspecting a car, if you find these you know a hack mechanic was in there at sometime.

How would you recommend connecting them. I’m installing a pioneer double din and have always did the twist together electrical tape method but I want something a lot better and that will last long

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+Rafael Del Solar No. They can be used for up to 600V. I've used them for connecting strings of fluorescent lighting fixtures fed by 277VAC. Better than cutting, and twisting wire nuts for that application.

ok thank you for explaining to me