Posi-tap Connectors, 16-18 Gauge Wire, Bulk Pack of 20

This is a must have for automotive if you want to make clean connections without any hassle

I've used these for years with zero issues. I prefer them to cutting and splicing when tapping into a circuit. It's easier, cleaner and doesn't compromise the wire integrity except for a small hole in the sheathing which can be sealed with the smallest dab of liquid tape if the tap is no longer needed.Looking at some old connections I made for a fog light relay, there's no problems at all after several years exposed to the elements. However, I do recommend a couple small dabs of silicone or dielectric if they are going to be exposed to moisture.

Posi-taps are simply the easiest way to splice wires without soldering or crimping. I’ve been using these for years in high vibration environments (such as installing car stereos) and they never vibrate loose or fail to stay securely connected.These T-taps allow you to easily and securely tap into any spot along a wire without having to strip a section of it or damage the wire strands. You also don’t need any tools to get a solid connection. Just twist and you’re done.Most recently I used these to add a pair of LED reverse lights to the rear bumper of my F150, and I was able to easily tap into the reverse light wiring without damaging or compromising the factory wiring harness at the taillight connection.I can’t for sure say that they’re weatherproof or waterproof, but I’ve used them on a boat trailer wiring harness and they’ve been working well even after being submerged in salt water several times this season. I’m not sure that’s recommended or can be considered a long-term solution, but it’s gotten me through this season and bought me some time until I have a chance to replace the entire wiring harness over the winter.

These tap the wire by piercing it using a needle-type device and won’t physically damage the wiring like a scotch-lock or T-tap will. Unscrew the top and bottom parts of the tap to start. Take the top part and insert the wire you want to tap into the slot. Next, simply screw the body on until tight and the wire is tapped. Strip the wire you are adding and insert it through the bottom piece. Insert the stripped part of the wire into the tap body and screw the bottom piece tightly into the body. Done! I would just be cautious using these in wet environments like engine bays or other external wiring as there isn’t really a way to seal the tap.

works as it should. used to splice car stereo wires.

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No review to write as they are something you use as the times on.

I have a newer vehicle and i love the stock stereo so i had to find another way so i could have subs and this way was easier then cutting up wires and reconnecting will order again if needed