03-06-13, 09:13 PM
Scotchblocks are OK if used correctly - i.e. very low ampage, such a signal feed to a relay. The problem is people use them to splice into headlamp leads to power spotlights so they're drawing 10amps through a tiny area of contact, which overheats...fire.
I have two small bullet led's that I've connected using crimped bullet connectors off the pilot light. Cut the positive, bind the two ends back together and crimp into the female side of the bullet connector. Crimp the positive lead of the LED lights into the male. Repeat with the negative leads. That way the lights are easily removable.
I have two small bullet led's that I've connected using crimped bullet connectors off the pilot light. Cut the positive, bind the two ends back together and crimp into the female side of the bullet connector. Crimp the positive lead of the LED lights into the male. Repeat with the negative leads. That way the lights are easily removable.