How would you fix this...?

[PETEY]

I just realized today that my rear defrost wire was hanging in the back. I dont want to super glue it but dont have a soddering gun.

Just curious what is the best way to fix this?

Pic 1: the way it should be. Pic 2 & 3: the problem. Pic 4: where it should connect to. (bad pic)

Thanks in advance

[JKmotorsports]

You'll have to solder it if you want it functional still. Superglue will only hold it in place.

[PETEY]

Well it looks like i get to go buy another tool! I cant really complain about that.

[JKmotorsports]

Yea, it's always nice to have to go buy a nice, new tool.

[MikeTheApeman]

Rule of my house: I don't mind doing projects around the house, but only if it means I get to buy a new tool. Sooner or later, I'll get that steamroller when she wants the driveway redone.

[daxz1231]

rule of my house: I don't mind doing projects around the house, but only if it means i get to buy a new tool. Sooner or later, i'll get that steamroller when she wants the driveway redone.

rofl !!!!!

[OKLAGMCRUISER]

Rule of my house: I don't mind doing projects around the house, but only if it means I get to buy a new tool. Sooner or later, I'll get that steamroller when she wants the driveway redone.

:lol:

[Grebbler]

Might try something like this instead of risking localized thermal shock to the glass:

Defroster glue (http://www.frostfighter.com/prt2000.htm)

[joeyjamin]

u have to get a hole new back window that happen to my truck and i try every thing it dont work........u have to get a new back glass.....