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Changes in latitudes, changes in attitudes

UPDATE

Thanks @bigwalton for the wow… did get the plug harness made. The bumper lights are white for reverse and red outer ring will go to brakes I think…
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rubclt said:
UPDATE

Thanks @bigwalton for the wow… did get the plug harness made. The bumper lights are white for reverse and red outer ring will go to brakes I think…
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I see you’re using Deutsch connectors. How do they hold up against moisture compared to Weatherpacks? I have always used Weatherpacks but used Deutsch for the first time on my dash. I like the way they crimp and assemble so much better.

Bumpers look great- those lights are cool. Reminded me of a LED tail lamp conversion I did on a Bentley.
 
@Randyzzz I only have used Deutsch style for years, so unable to compare, they always have worked… this is a three wire…
 
rubclt said:
@Randyzzz I only have used Deutsch style for years, so unable to compare, they always have worked… this is a three wire…
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Sounds good to me. My current build is mostly Weatherpack, but my Jeepster will definitely be Deutsch.
 
I have been using the Deutsch for a while now. I have them all over my golf cart when I converted it from FLA batteries to Lipo. They are wonderful to assemble and have great gasket seals. Much better than the ”folded ear” connector style. Only issue, you do need special crimpers. That is for the solid barrel style connectors. Not a huge fan of the stamped connectors.

Also, the Deutsch are available as bulkhead fittings too.
 
Thanks @mhinchliffe… still more on punch list for awhile…
 
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