Trouble Shooter

Motor,  Nov 2007  by Seyfert, Karl

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Consider the current uncertainties regarding the future of lead in solder in this country, then review the comparison of crimped vs. soldered electrical connections in last months column. After that, I hope you'll be convinced that crimped electrical connections are tbe way to go in the majority of automotive situations.

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