SUPERSEAL Connectors Correct Crimping Tutorial

[@c.craptor6990]

Thank you for taking time to make this instructional video. And yes we will love to see more professional tech talk and tools.

[@ManuelLucchese1]

@@c.craptor6990 thanks a lot for following!!!

[@timklink5191]

Would love to see more of those "simple" tech deep dives. For example I've gotten frustrated with all the hoseclamps I used for the 701 radiator hoses while traveling the last 2,5 years. Either they chew up the hose or loosen over time. And the factory deforming ones are shit while traveling, as that radiator likes to be welded in regular intervals 😅. So yeah, please share tips and insights on all of these small things.

[@keithdowdle7405]

Great instructional video. I have a fetish as well but I’ll keep that to myself. 😂😂😂 Quality must always be the priority when you’re building any bike but especially an adventure bike. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@vipecrx]

From more of the car world, I'd like to see the DT connectors and why you would chose one over the other

[@searlearnold2867]

Great video ! Could you do a video covering auxiliary fuel tanks that are available for Husqvarna / KTM ? Thanks !

[@eohpress2023]

Thank you so much! Merry Christmas!

[@colfergusson4242]

Excellent content, would like to see more connectors, also how to disconnect terminals from holders like the superseals

[@thegreasemonkeybiker1677]

Great video Manuel, every time I see one of your video it is always a pleasure because of your passion in what you do!!! Grazie mille PS a quando i prossimi episodi della serie Dakar?

[@ManuelLucchese1]

Thanks!!! Next Dakar documentary episode should come out in 2 weeks and its gonna be quite crazy and fun :P

[@ItsMorbinTime03]

4:53 I made a noise seeing that crimp 😅 I also use the number rule for the grounds. I always put it on the last number in a superseal connectors and number 1 if It's a square one (2x2)

[@gwizzfpv6741]

Were can i get the correct cripping tool for these connecters that you are using

[@orlandoberry4031]

Good tools make it easier to do a good job.

[@tomtom8552]

Do more such videos for the electrical and wiring side of builds.I personally appreciate the process before the result.Also, You forgot to tell us the name of the tool You used. Cheers

[@ManuelLucchese1]

@@tomtom8552 next week will post link to the tool!

[@daveo9844]

I’d pay for the right tools if I was doing the job over and over again. Hard to justify for every now and then 🍻

[@Motoxrides]

i ordered the connectors from aliexpress and i can say that i cant feel them move around even slightly, clicks in place firmly and the pins have never broken on me apart from the time i put it wrong in the crimper. but i also didnt buy the cheapest one on aliexpress since it had worse reviews

[@Emily-ou6lq]

Which one do you use for the JST JWPF VSLE connectors? I'm a connector fetishist too, brother!🤪

[@ManuelLucchese1]

@@Emily-ou6lq will make then the next video on the JST connectors!!

[@Emily-ou6lq]

@@ManuelLucchese1 Grazie mille

[@treebarbers]

Hi, thanks. But have you tried the Durite crimping tool? It is retailing at around £70, and they say it gives a professional result every time. I am interested if you have experience with this tool

[@ManuelLucchese1]

@@treebarbers no never tried it but will look for it, as I will be racing Dakar in Malles Moto in a month I definitely will not bring the expensive hella tool and looking for a reliable alternative!

[@treebarbers]

@ManuelLucchese1 have fun and mind the rocks 👍

[@deanbrown9611]

And the super Superseal crimper is.....? Please.

[@ManuelLucchese1]

@@deanbrown9611 will post the link next week!! Thanks for following!

[@assearto6213]

Still waitng

[@ruicastro3698]

​@@assearto6213 The crimper is an hella crimper its not 600 euros closer to 350...

[@Welter87]

Thanks!

[@Welter87]

Don't buy 💩! Buy made in Italy!