​Fuel injector connector replacement

​Replacing worn or broken injectors connectors is simple. Here are 2 example of how to do this. 
Preparation
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​1. Cut stock connector wires 2 inch above the connector
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​2. Strip insulation about ¼ inch off insulation
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​3. Cut new connector wires to desired length
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​4. Strip insulation about ¼ inch off new connector wires
Option #1, Soldering/Attaching​
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1. Slide in shrink tubing (optional)
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​2. Marge wires in together (like a deck of cards)
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3. Hold the hot soldering tool under the joint to be soldered and feed the solder from the top. A styrofoam cup may help to hold wires in place
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​4. Let the solder melt and run down until the joint is thoroughly covered
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5. After the solder cools and becomes hard, slide shrink tubing over joint
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6. Use dryer to shrink the tubing
Option#2, Using butt connectors​
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​1. Twist both ends of stripped wires
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​2. Insert twisted end in butt connector
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3. Crimp butt connector onto wire
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​4. Wrap with electrical tape
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