HELLA - Crimping of a Deutsch DT Connection

[@davidpower1843]

omg it’s the Kurzgesagt guy

[@Drege]

I had the same thought, if it isn't then he sounds exactly the same as him.

[@rabbibacongrease88]

What's the model number of the plug you are installing? If I build it wiring harness I want to make sure that I use the proper plug for my hella lights

[@FORVIAHELLAGroup]

Dear Scot Johnson, please check our brochures, the plugs your are looking for should be in there: www.hella.com/e-cars/assets/media_global/10044801a_AM0.pdf and additionally: www.hella.com/agriculture/assets/media/953_Application_DEUTSCH_plug_HELLA_EN.pdf Best regards, your HELLA KZbin team

[@OlympusHeavyCavalry]

Are the Deutsch crimpers meant to be used for just one specific gauge of wire? I ask this, as all I have heard is 14 gauge is used when watching videos about them.

[@FORVIAHELLAGroup]

Hello OlympusHeavyCavalry, we forwarded your question to the user support and try to answer as soon as possible. Best regards, your HELLA Social Media Team

[@FORVIAHELLAGroup]

Hello OlympusHeavyCavalry, the HELLA aftermarket range includes contact sleeves and contact pins for the DEUTSCH connections are offered in the following versions: For 0.5 mm² to 1.5 mm² and one for 2 mm² cables. We hope this Information helps you. Best regards, your HELLA Social Media Team

[@malcookie]

Does it matter which side is negative or positive?

[@FORVIAHELLAGroup]

Hello malcookie, this depends on the components of your construction. The negativity or positivity of the side has to align with the one of the electrical product you want to set in action. Best regards, your HELLA Social Media Team

[@malcookie]

@@FORVIAHELLAGroup ok, which side is pos or neg for hella work lights then?

[@mikebonge7206]

@@malcookie make sure u look at the connectors. there is a right way and wrong way to install the pins. Male pins goes in one connector. Female pins go in the other connector .. if not done incorrectly, connector with not slide together,, as you can tell i put my pins in the wrong connectors Male pins go in one connectors Female pins go in the other connector By the time you pull the pins out of the connector to correct your error. There is not much left of connectors.

[@musikmusik95]

where can i buy the tools and the connection?

[@FORVIAHELLAGroup]

musikmusik95 Dear musikmusik95, you can purchase the tools and connections at selected wholesalers or specialty retailers in your country. Could you please send us an email to [e-mail] specifying your country of origin? We will then send you the contact information of a sales office nearby. Best regards, Your HELLA KZbin-team

[@usagimoto1423]

What’s the part # for this

[@js.7254]

@@FORVIAHELLAGroup This is deeply unhelpful.

[@FORVIAHELLAGroup]

@@usagimoto1423 Dear UsagiMoto, please check our brochures, the plugs you are looking for should be in there: www.hella.com/e-cars/assets/media_global/10044801a_AM0.pdf and additionally: www.hella.com/agriculture/assets/media/953_Application_DEUTSCH_plug_HELLA_EN.pdf Best regards, your HELLA KZbin team

[@usagimoto1423]

HELLAGroup it was a simple question that just needed some numbers and letters. Example ... sure @usagimoto, the part number to this specific tool is HELLA-0123DN but you sent me a link to scroll through. Thanks but no thanks. Keep up the good work

[@SimonCoates]

Calling the orange and green wedge-locks "fuses" is very strange considering this is an auto-electrical instructional video that non-professionals will watch. Maybe a poor translation?

[@mactheknife4786]

Those things are NOT ‘fuses’, they’re called ‘wedge locks’. Fuckin’ fuses, get a grip.