Recommended Ring Terminals for 10 to 14 Gauge Trailer Wiring

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what size of ring terminals do you use for the wiring is it #10 or 1/4inch inside and use the same size for all wire or can you use different ring terminals for the wire gauge like 10-12 for larger wire and 14-16 for smaller gauge thanks for your time

asked by: Michael C

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When using ring terminals for wire gauges between 10 and 14 I recommend using # 44-5310A. The smaller gauge wire will just be stripped back further and doubled up for a snug fit. These ring terminals work great for a connecting a trailer connector like # H20046 you asked this question from to a junction box like # 38656.

expert reply by: Jason S

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The ring terminals you want to use with the junction #3375601100 are the #44-5310A which have an inner diameter of 3/16 of an inch.

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