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Car faulty when purchased, any come back?
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I would agree with take path of least resistance a couple of quid get a set of insulated bullet connectors are and do the repair your self.0
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Mankysteve wrote: »I would agree with take path of least resistance a couple of quid get a set of insulated bullet connectors are and do the repair your self.
Why even bother with bullets? that would then involve tape too to prevent the contact rusting, a heat shrink butt connector, wire strippers, pliers and a hair dryer are all you need for a half decent job.Back by no demand whatsoever.0 -
Depends if ment to be removeable conector or not i spose.0
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Mankysteve wrote: »Depends if ment to be removeable conector or not i spose.
Chocbloc then would be better. not as easily disconnected and less prone to rust and damage. Anyways haha the op still hasn't returned......Back by no demand whatsoever.0 -
And why didnt Autoglass just put the connectors on when they fixed the windscreen? I'm sure the OP would have accepted a minimal charge of £5 or so at the point of getting the window replaced0
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