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In this video I’m going to show 3 ways to splice wires together discussing pros and cons to help you choose which method works best for you: Being Able to splice wires properly can go a long way, whether you need to WIRE IN a new device or some rodents took over your car and built a nest under the hood (which never ends well), Or your head light connector was loose and melted and now needs replacing. Maybe some wires corroded away due to element exposure, or simply broke over time - you can save a lot of money by fixing them yourself! Because all a repair shop would do is reconnect the broken wires- and then charge you $100/ hr for however much time they spent on it. So whenever you need to splice some wires together, the first thing you WANT TO do is: turn off the key and disconnect the negative side of the battery, to prevent any damage to your electrical system. Expose both ends of t