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i always do it in parallel.
I use solder and heat shrink, if you are DIY you are getting it cheap, might as well use some of the savings on good material.
Good luck with it.
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Thanks for the clarity Rainman.

I'm happy enough doing it myself so I will be soldering and shrink wrapping them
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Inline plugs are the little clasps with two lines and a set of scissor teeth aren't they?

Also my blinkers have 2 bulbs wired separately, would it make a difference which I connected to?
I havent looked at the front, but did my rears this way

the "easy" way, if possible is to find any male/female spade connector or termination, buy dual spades & heatshrink, wire the double spades

you can cut a wire and do this if absolutely needed.
I prefer to crimp & solder, do a good job on the heatshrink, and clearly label non-factory wires
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All connected up and working now.

My soldering is a bit rusty but I cleaned it up and wrapped it tight so should be all good

Thanks for the help fellas.
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