Is there any soldering involved or is it crimp only?
2032704
no soldering, really easy to use! Compression fitting, you spin the nut down on it to hold the wire tight. :)
2032705
With the proper tool it could be crimp only. I use plyers to crimp and than solder the connections.
219356
They do not get crimped, you solder them. the ends then snap into the case.
631311
Yup. Haven't had the extra cash to order an EZRJ45 crimper yet. Been making do with a good normal crimper in the meantime.
62543
You will need to fold the wire over to get the screw to crimp it in place, but it should work.
2034277
No. They come with crimp on terminals but I had to cut off my factory plugs.BUt on a side note, they fit in my Jimmy's door panels very nicely.
2106689
The seating die does have a crimping feature. Simply adjust the die lower in the press a little at a time to get the crimp you want.
951716
No, it has a short length of wire "+" and "-" you will need to solder or crimp on the terminals you want to use.
997151
No terminal is needed. Just strip about 1/4" of the insulation from the wire. Then insert the bare wire into the butt connector and crimp it in.
538077
Yes, you need a crimping tool in order to connect the pins/terminals to the wire. It does not need to be a "special" one, but if they use something similar to the "Delphi Packard Five-Cavity Wide-Range Crimping Tool 22-12 AWG / 24-14 AWG" you should be fine.
2251617
Yes, everything is included. I can't remember if the connector is attached or if it must be soldered
1835515
Mine does not crimp, but I might be using smaller bread slices which fit entirely inside.
332046
It comes with a factory crimp die. I believe that's what you are looking for. It is a nice addition to the set
2180892
Yes, if there is enough wire left sticking out of the PTO you can crimp on a connector. Mine lasted a year that way before breaking off flush. The only hard part of replacing the PTO was removing the bolt, which had apparently been hammered home with an impact wrench at the factory. You'll need a bigger impact wrench than the one they used!
1687233
Crimp embedded in heatshrink. Have used suchlike before; seems to be adequate. Make sure to thoroughly shrink the heatshrink to make it waterproof.
18127
YesThere are two holes in the lower crimped area if the yellow side where there is a small square jutting out, and it's the same on the red side. It screws in real easy. Wish I could send a picture so you could see the area I am talking about.
411756
no, not really. This tool does an excellent job ...can take or leave the plastic side mounted terminal holder. You can, with care, some skill and a decent set of crimp pliers, achieve a similar quality of crimp. Soldering with a big soldering iron may also be an option, once the tangs are wrapped over your wire. No matter what the method, the use of an anti corrosive/sealant is an excellent idea if connector is outdoors, as backside of an MC4 might not seal out the elements completely.
2064853
There a some good guides online to do this. I forgot it which one I used, but it took me about 35 minutes to do the whole process and I had never even soldered before.