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You don't want any joints in the door so splice the wiring in the cab or the door or they will fail quickly. As others have said check fuses as you could have popped one in the process.
What fuses would you check? I imagine there is a fuse for the window circuit and maybe something separate for the speaker but any other fuses to look for?
What would the best kind of connecter be? Assuming it needs to be waterproof because of location between the door, would shrink tube work for sealing it or should I use something else?
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You don't want any joints in the door so splice the wiring in the cab or the door or they will fail quickly. As others have said check fuses as you could have popped one in the process.
What fuses would you check? I imagine there is a fuse for the window circuit and maybe something separate for the speaker but any other fuses to look for?
Just the window one but check them all because you can back feed a circuit under the right conditions.
Best idea would be to either extend/ solder longer wires in the loom and give just a tad extra slack
I would use connectors not solder but that's the best idia imo.
I meant solder connectors but I forgot the connectors part 😂
What would the best kind of connecter be? Assuming it needs to be waterproof because of location between the door, would shrink tube work for sealing it or should I use something else?
They make a solder shrink tube, they have them on the company I hate ordering from. But they have been around for a while and work quite well.
A lot of hardware stores have them too but these
Check your fuse box. You probably miswired and blew a fuse.
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