[s-cars] Stumbling at low rpm

[Konstantin Bogach]

It sounds right to me.  Wipe the soldered place with alcohol and it will make less
chances for oxidation then any crimp, probably even gold plated because wre can
corrode as well.  Electro-chemical corrosion will be in any crimp made of different
material then wire, in large or smaller scale.  What has better corrosion
properties than tin?  Don't mention gold and other similar metals.
About military:  I think they stick with crimps because avarage person  in avarage
conditions (or extreme) will do more reliable connection with crimp then with
solder.  Plus, providing availability of soldering equipment in any situation is
not simple task.

Konstantin Bogach.


>
> I'm not going to start a debate but I think soldering is not practical for a
> mechanic. Crimping is.
>
> Soldering should be fine. If the flux is not removed completely there will be
> some corrosion but by the time the Ox sensor is finished it will be
> negligible.
>
> Unless you use gold crimps the connection between the wire and the crimp will
> corrode faster than your minute traces of flux from your solder connection
>
> Best regards,
> Feico van der Laan
>
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