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SolderStick TrueTrace Automotive Circuit Fault Finder

SolderStick TrueTrace Automotive Circuit Fault Finder

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  • Sends a signal through the wire's insulation and drops the tone at the exact break — no stripping, no back-probing, no guessing
  • Works on 12–42V systems — trucks, trailers, RVs, boats, tractors, and heavy equipment
  • Finds opens and shorts a multimeter can't see, in minutes instead of weekends
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Find Any Fault In 3 Steps

3 Simple Steps

1

Connect the Transmitter

Clip the transmitter to the circuit you want to trace. No special setup, no stripping wires, no piercing insulation.

2

Follow the Tone

Run the wand along the wire. The signal gets louder as you approach the fault. Follow the tone through insulation, behind panels, along the frame rail.

3

Pin the Exact Spot

The tone drops out precisely where the break, short, or bad ground is. Open just that section. Fix it.

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Find the Fault Fast

TrueTrace sends a signal through the wire and follows it to the exact break, short, or dead spot. No pulling apart the harness. No stabbing wires with a test light. Clip it on, follow the tone, and put your finger on the problem in minutes.

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SolderStick Vs Multimeter

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  • Points to the exact fault location
  • Traces wires without cutting or piercing insulation
  • Audio tone guides you, eyes stay on the harness
  • Sweeps a full wire run in minutes
  • Finds breaks, shorts, and opens with one tool

Others

  • Only says a fault exists, not where it is
  • Needs bare wire contact at both ends
  • Silent readout, check the screen at every point
  • Tests one spot at a time
  • Needs a separate tool or workaround for tracing

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Gabriel

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Using a heat gun they provided and it was super easy to slip it on, twist the wires and slip it back on to solder and seal in one swoop is wicked cool! Very happy! Gave them

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William

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Work excellent! Seal AND solder wires together! I just hit them for about 15 seconds with my heat gun till shrink tube shrunk then solder melted to wire leads...boom, done!

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Brad

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This solder sleeve works exactly how it is described & kills two birds with one stone of soldering wire as well as sealing the connection. It is a huge time-saver.

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Kevin

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After about 5 seconds the rubber material started to shrink. At about 9 seconds the solder started to melt & bond the wires. I gave the wires a firm tug & there were super tight.

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Stanley

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I have found that if there are any wires out of alignment, there is a chance they will poke through the plastic, especially if you over-heat. per instructions, be sure NOT to squeeze the lead ring - it will crack, and then not melt to seal properly....

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Michael

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This is the perfect solution to splicing wires. You strip the ends of the wires to be spliced, put the ends into the tube and then run the hair dryer to heat up and activate the bead of solder inside the tube and shrink the plastic ends to form a splice that will not fall apart the second you release the joint.

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Fred

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I used a heat gun. It was satisfying to see the solder melt as the ends crimped down to make a strong waterproof connection. Perfect for the new LED spotlights on my Jeep.

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Ryan

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I had rats chew through some wiring on my car used these and they work fantastic! All you got to do is just strip the wire put the wire in and use a Bic lighter to heat up the whole thing evenly and then that's it you're done. Repeat buyer

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from a multimeter or a test light?

It tracks the wire path and points you toward the fault area fast, instead of making you test multiple points one by one.

Do I need to be an electrician to use it?

No. If you can clip a lead and follow a beep, you can use it. Connect the transmitter to one end of the circuit, run the wand along the wire, and the tone leads you to the fault. Most people trace their first wire within a few minutes.

Do I have to cut or pierce the wires?

No cutting or piercing is needed. It helps trace wires without damaging insulation.

What vehicles and systems does it work on?

It works on most automotive wiring systems, including cars, trucks, trailers, and common electrical harnesses.

What faults can it actually find?

It can help locate breaks, shorts, open circuits, hidden wire paths, and fault points in wiring.

How Long Does Shipping Take?

Our shipping typically takes 3-5 business days in the USA and 7-10 business days in other parts of the world.

Is There a Warranty or Guarantee With Solderstick Products?

If you are not completely satisfied, we are here to make it right.

We stand behind our products with a 90-day money-back guarantee.

Plus, our customer support team is always ready to assist with any questions or concerns.

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Product Overview

Chasing an electrical fault by pulling panels apart is a waste of an afternoon. The SolderStick TrueTrace Circuit Fault Finder traces breaks, shorts, and opens in automotive wiring without removing interior trim or tearing into the harness — clip it onto the circuit, follow the signal, and pinpoint the fault directly.

TrueTrace is built for the exact problem DIYers and home mechanics run into most: a dead accessory, a flickering light, or a short that keeps blowing a fuse, with no visible sign of where the wire actually failed. Instead of guessing, trace the circuit and go straight to the damaged section.

Once you've found the fault, you're already set up to fix it — TrueTrace is available bundled with SolderStick's 100pc or 250pc waterproof solder wire connector kits, so you can diagnose and repair the wiring in one order instead of two. A 2-pack option is also available for anyone who wants a backup unit or is outfitting a second toolbox.

Available as: Single unit / 2x unit / bundled with 100pc or 250pc SolderStick Wire Connector Kit