Repair wiring harness by crimping - AR00.19-P-0100-03A
| Contact family | Cable cross-section | Length stripped of insulation |
|---|---|---|
| All | up to 1.5 mm 2 | 4 mm ± 0.3 |
| All | 1.5 to 4 mm2 | 5 mm ± 0.3 |
The following work procedure is shown on a circular conductor.
- Select crimp contact based on table in
wiring harness repair kit,
basic wiring harness repair kit or
new passenger car wiring harness repair kit.
- Strip line in accordance with table using
wire stripper.
Damaged wire leads can cause changes of the line cross-section and result in an unreliable strength of the crimp connection.
Select crimping kit (1, 2) for
manual crimp pliers (3).
Select crimping kit (1, 2) based on the crimp contact model used in the
wiring harness repair kit,
basic wiring harness repair kit or
new passenger car wiring harness repair kit. See table.
Insert crimping kit (1, 2) into
manual crimp pliers (3).
- 5.1
Screw positioner onto
manual crimp pliers (arrow).
With
manual crimp pliers with screw cap.
- 5.2
Attach positioner with quick-release coupling to
manual crimp pliers.
With
manual crimp pliers with quick-release coupling.
Positioners with screw cap can be replaced with
positioners with quick-release coupling.
- 6 Insert crimp contact (1) all the way into
crimp nest (2) and into
positioner (3) of
die sets (4, 5).
Select crimp nest (2) according to cable cross section. Crimp contact (1) must be vertical between the
die sets (4, 5).
- 7
Close crimp pliers until crimp contact (2) is fixed in
crimp nest (3).
Do not deform the crimp contact (2) otherwise the cable (1) cannot be inserted correctly into the crimp contact (2).
Ensure that crimp contact (2) is seated correctly in
positioner (4).
- 8 Guide cable (1) into inserted crimp contact (2) (arrow).
- 9
Squeeze crimp pliers until stop is reached remove crimped connection.
The
manual crimp pliers must be squeezed until stop is reached before they will open again.