Moving to Deutsche for my DIY projects and this was really helpful. Appreciate the excellent video.

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Awesomeness

What's the difference between the gray and black deutsch connectors????

Just started using the Deutsch connectors. They're awesome.

Guys how do you use these on sensors and stuff that already have the plug in the sensor housing?

nicely explained

Such a worthless video. Fire the camera guy. He's clueless.

Would you recommend DT for motorcycle light wiring? I’m adding a street legal kit to a dirt bike.

Question. What is done about waterproofing the electrical connection. This off road build will need to address water, and it might be fairly high, particularly wires running front to rear at the floor board level. These might not be the kind I am looking for.

I really like the DT Connector, but with the 14AWG pin/sockets… particularly useful for motorbikes and ATV use.

Do yourself a favor and giddy-up on the closed-barrel connectors. They will require the special crimper tool, but they are so much nicer to work with. Hope this helps. Here is a link to a relevant video for extra reference & context >>> kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6S6nWdod7WZmKc *_TRUST !!_* ♂≠♀

Hi.. what's the ratcheting crimper you held up in this video for the open barrel connectors? It had red handles

Need close ups of the pin and lock insertions to make the videos useful.

Please show a video of the proper disconnection procedure of the male and female connectors. They are very difficult to separate!!!!

Good job guys! A little pricey but it’s definitely worth every penny!

so cool!

What is the standard for which plug is the power side? I assume female but it uses male pins so it’s a tad confusing

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More Videos on MSD Powergrid please!!!

Awesome video thanks for the help

Are there male and female cavity plugs

Does the grid have shock travel sensor and 8-egt setup or do you halve to use the Racepak V300SD with the grid if you wanna use those two features? Thanks

That’s awesome there is not a lot of info on the grid

Why are we not using Industrial/production grade terminals with insulation retention. They make plenty of ring, spade terminals with a insulation support barrel, locking, and many other useful features. Maybe you guys do use them on customers cars? But why not offer the consumer a product of the same quality and reliability that successful teams depend on? I'm not a product rep or anything but I'd be happy to help/share what I have learned in the industry. CRIMP QUALITY GUIDELINES: www.te.com/content/dam/te-com/documents/application-tooling/global/65784_Crimp%20Quality%20Poster_ENGLISH_26x13%20version.pdf Ring Terminal: www.te.com/usa-en/product-350436-2.html?te_bu=Cor&te_type=srch&te_campaign=ggl_usa_cor-ggl-usa-srch-selectmktg-fy21-googlefeed_sma_sma-1735_94&elqCampaignId=95278 Ring and Spade Terminals: ://www.te.com/commerce/DocumentDelivery/DDEController?Action=showdoc&DocId=Specification+Or+Standard%7F114-2084%7FF1%7Fpdf%7FEnglish%7FENG_SS_114-2084_F1.pdf%7F350436-2

Would you phase the rotor once the main timing is set and the grid is pulling the required timing, or before you set main timing?

Nice quality!! Show more of your shop please!

good video- would have been better if you had provided a close up of pinning and depinning;thank,s pjp

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Please keep up the video on this setup thanks

Great

Great video. Do you have a more in depth video on a DTM connector?

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Cannot watch not crimping right use the yellow handle one they work fine

Can you guys post more about the grid??

This is the best explanatory Deutsch connector video, the fog has lifted ! Thank you

Firing sequence?

Can you use 2 wires in a 3 way DT connector