Telecaster Pickup Installation Made Easy (a step-by-step guide)

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How To Install Telecaster Pickups (a step-by-step guide)
In this video, we will show you how to professionally install pickups on a Telecaster. We break the whole process into easy-to-understand steps that everyone can understand. No special tools are required for this job, so it's a great way to save some money and learn a few things on the way.
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[@lazvt8469]

There is something about a Tele that's been beat to schiff....I like it!

[@LeFingal]

god tips to cut the cables to remember where the wiring goes, saves you the trouble using the phone to take a picture :P

[@79943]

Excellent job of showing how to do this. Very helpful to me right now. Thanks for posting. I cringed a couple times when your fingers were so close to those solder joints. I could smell the heat and feel it in my finger tips!

[@davidkaplan5517]

yeah I'll just take it to a professional shop lol

[@andyg901]

Which temperatures were you using?

[@toneranger]

Cool tutorial 👍🏻thank you for sharing. Is it possible to install a Strat style 2 screw single coil in the Tele bridge plate position which would require a triangular style 3 screw pickup, is there an adapter plate required? Thanks 👍🏻

[@Dbj5555555]

Shielding would be nice

[@DeanDocs]

Super easy to follow and straight forward. thank you!

[@gabehizer111]

Very helpful! I'm following along with my Tele on the bench....

[@gazzie12000]

Great video, very clear - thank you! I have a Fender Made in Japan 62 Telecaster with two wires sitting under the bridge plate, ie soldered to the body on a strip of copper wire. Obviously they are ground wires, grounding to the plate - and they are making it impossible to get the bridge plate flat against the body. I see you do not have these at all - are they likely to be the pickup grounds? Or something else? I know people say you need a ground wire under the bridge plate but you don't have this, so should I disconnect these wires, and resolder to the volume pot like you did? Or might they be something else?

[@maurotortora]

Great, very clear, detailed and helpful! Top!

[@RokDAWG1]

Nice work! I dig that guitar!

[@07Cessna]

Thank you very much for your nice video. Your guidance helped me a lot. Best regards from Germany.

[@user-gf9un8gp7n]

Hello and thanks for the awesome video it was vrey helpful. I was also wondering if you could draw or show me how to connect my 2 active humbucker pickups to my Tele controller plate?

[@yoeltal3089]

Suoercool!

[@rudivorster4442]

Thanks for the video, very clear! However, when I touch my neck pickup cover, there's a buzz? Do I need to ground the cover? Thanks

[@rickylakemusic]

what temp do you have your solder iron?