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Im getting ready to add some fog lights and need to add on the connectors to match the wiring on my bike (JAE connectors). Which crimp tool works the best for these pins? I see several on Amazon and eBay, just curious which one works the best and doesnt cost as much as my Deutsch crimper!
for Jae MX 1900 series connectors, I used--
Engineer PA 20 1.6 mm die for the conductor crimp
Sargent Die "B" for the insulation crimp (requires an O shape rather than an M shape for proper crimp)
for Tyco amp multilock 070
crimp with Engineer PA-21 2.2 and 2.5 mm dies
if you are over 50, get a magnifying glass with a stand, you will need it
a little teflon lube on crimper jaws helps
This helped me tremendously! What crimpers do you use for the Molex connectors found on the handlebar wiring and various other parts of the late models? Thx!
Originally Posted by coop creek
good crimpers are expensive
for Jae MX 1900 series connectors, I used--
Engineer PA 20 1.6 mm die for the conductor crimp
Sargent Die "B" for the insulation crimp (requires an O shape rather than an M shape for proper crimp)
for Tyco amp multilock 070
crimp with Engineer PA-21 2.2 and 2.5 mm dies
if you are over 50, get a magnifying glass with a stand, you will need it
a little teflon lube on crimper jaws helps
Sorry Matt, I have no experience with the Molex connectors. if someone here doesn't help you out, you can try the asking the guy who owns this business--
Sorry Matt, I have no experience with the Molex connectors. if someone here doesn't help you out, you can try the asking the guy who owns this business--
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