why in cars we dont use soldering connections but crimped terminals?

In automotive applications, crimped terminals are preferred over
soldered connections for several important reasons, primarily related
to reliability, vibration resistance, and ease of manufacturing.
A properly crimped terminal provides excellent electrical conductivity,
often better than a solder joint. Crimping displaces air and forms a
gas-tight seal that resists corrosion and oxidation.


is soldering crimped terminals an advantage or make no sense?

Soldering crimped terminals is generally not recommended and usually
offers no significant advantage in fact, it can introduce new problems.

Increases Brittleness. Solder wicks into the wire strands and up the
insulation. This makes the wire rigid, so it can crack near the joint
when the wire flexes or vibrates.



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