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Blue Trailer Wire Ring Connector -This blue vinyl trailer ring connector allows for easy connection of trailer wires to provide a ring terminal. Ring

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TSV T-Taps wire terminal connector is a self-striping electrical tap connector that complies with all relevant US standards, electrically taps into a wire in mid-span without cutting or stripping the wire, and makes tapping into an existing wire quick, easy, and reliable. This wire terminal connector has two types of quick splicing terminals and fully insulated male spade terminal connectors, which can meet your need for a wired connection.

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Even down to the simplest components, CURT is always looking for ways to improve your towing experience. CURT wire terminals are vinyl-insulated and available in a range of sizes to fit different gauges of wiring and different size bolts. Ring terminals are preferred for their fixed design, screwing into place and requiring the fastener to be completely unscrewed for removal. These ring terminals are color-coded and designed to fit 16-14 gauge wire and a 3/8 stud.

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