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Message: <blockquote data-quote="nyuk98gt" data-source="post: 192755" data-attributes="member: 8810">Bluesn95: If you used the blue Scotch-Lok that was included in the SpeedCal kit to tap into a 12V power source (e.g.--cigarette lighter wire) for the SpeedCal, I would check that Scotch-Lok connection first. It can be tricky to get a good connection using a Scotch-Lok (that's my experience anyway). You might want to make an old-fashioned twisted wire soldered joint to attach a short piece of wire to the power wire and then either solder (preferred) or use a crimp connector to connect this new lead to the SpeedCal power wire. Use plenty of electrical tape and/or heat shrink to protect the new joints, too. Lastly, check the power (source) wire because it may be loose, too, giving an unsteady power supply.  Of course, if you tapped into the power source wire for a bunch of other things, it may not have the capacity to keep everything going. HTH, Chris</blockquote>