No problem!
That’s basically why I bought the AA tools. I read enough in a few of the other threads here and talked to a couple guys that knew better than me to figure out that I could probably find cheaper crimpers that would work, but, I also might screw it up and buy the wrong kind because this isn’t really my area expertise. And after all was said and done I’d spent enough on the harness I might as well get the tools from them. They probably make a lot of money on those tools because of that!
AA has a YouTube channel where they have videos on a bunch of their products, the ones on how to make a proper crimp are definitely worth watching. I’d done some wiring before but the videos were super helpful. They also have all of their instructions on their website in PDF form to download. They include the printed instructions for each part of the harness with the harness too but I found the PDF’s helpful as well.
I’d never done a full harness replacement/upgrade like this, but the AA instructions and videos made it pretty easy. You just have to lay out one section of harness at a time and work through it step by step and try not to be in a hurry
