Work Lights Under the Hood of My Toyota Tundra

[@MauriceEllerbee]

Nah the NYC in me can’t let you slide with the black nasty🤣but that’s fire tho I hope with the heat, dirt and elements it actually stays in place tho. Also you might wanna start using solder seal connectors. They’re a lot more secure for strength and water resistance than just the heat shrink itself. I use them for everything at home and at work if it’s not warranty and haven’t looked back. I’ll use tesa tape or heat shrink for appearances. Only downfall is those connections are permanent so if you messed up you lose maybe about 1 1/2-2in of wire depending on size of tubing.

[@CraftyWorkshopBuilds]

it's been holding up so far, we'll see for how long, lol. yea, I have those Connectors I just didn't use them for this project. These heat shrink Connectors have a adhesive gel inside, it melts and create a water tight connection.