Build repeatable 4-circuit harness connections
VTM-964 contains eight mating connector pairs (96 individual pieces), with 4-position gray housings, pins, sockets and secondary wedgelocks. Choose a fixed-position kit when your harness repeatedly needs the same circuit count.
Connector and contact kit
- 4-pin DT connector arrangement; eight mating pairs.
- Size 16 solid contacts for the listed 20–16 AWG conductor range.
- Nickel-plated copper-alloy contacts; listed references 0460-202-16141 (pin) and 0462-201-16141 (socket).
- Plugs, receptacles, contacts and wedgelocks are counted separately in the 96-piece total.
Choose by circuit layout
A four-position disconnect can group four specified conductors for a compatible accessory, lighting or equipment harness. The kit does not define a universal wiring arrangement; assign each cavity from the equipment wiring diagram.
Where this fits your work
For repair shops, harness builders and equipment maintenance teams working on compatible vehicle and machinery wiring. Typical project contexts include truck and RV accessory harnesses, motorcycle wiring, agricultural equipment and construction machinery. These jobs benefit from serviceable connections, organized circuit positions and correctly supported wiring in areas exposed to vibration, dust or moisture. Match each circuit and environment to the exact component specifications.
Crimping tools: supplied separately
Use a solid-contact indent crimper matched to the contact and wire. IWD-1620 is a candidate for the listed Size 16 contacts and 20/18/16 AWG conductors. HD-2612D is another option when the exact contact and positioner setting are verified. Open-barrel stamped-contact tools are not interchangeable with these indent tools.
Check before ordering
- Family and keying: match the actual DT mating housing and cavity arrangement; DT, DTM and DTP are different systems.
- Contact size versus wire gauge: Size 16 identifies the contact system. It does not mean 16 AWG is the only supported wire.
- Sealing: wire insulation diameter, intact seals, seated contacts, wedgelocks and sealed unused cavities all matter. Contacts alone do not provide a waterproof assembly.
- Circuit requirements: verify operating current, wire size, temperature and environmental requirements against the exact components. A connector-family rating is not a blanket rating for your finished harness.
Assembly: prepare, crimp, insert and lock
- Isolate circuit power and record cavity assignments before dismantling a harness. Match the housing family, keying, contact size, conductor gauge and wire-seal diameter. Cavity numbers identify positions, not AWG.
- Strip to the contact specification without cutting strands. Do not pre-tin the conductor.
- Use compatible solid-contact indent tooling. Set the positioner and selector for the exact contact and wire combination, then complete the crimp cycle. Inspect a trial termination against the contact acceptance criteria before assembling the harness.
- Insert each contact straight through the rear seal into its assigned cavity until retained. Give the wire a gentle retention check, then install the correctly oriented secondary wedgelock. Seal unused cavities with the specified plugs.
- Mate the housings until latched, add suitable harness support, and verify pinout and electrical operation before returning the equipment to service. A continuity check alone does not qualify crimp strength.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a stamped-contact kit?
No. This listing is for Size 16 solid contacts. Choose tooling by contact construction as well as wire gauge.
Are these 96 complete connectors?
No. The package provides eight mating connector pairs; 96 is the individual component count.
Need different cavity counts?
Compare the 2/3/4/6/8/12-position solid-contact assortment or three-pin kit. If you need the crimper too, see KIT-HD connectors plus tool bundle.
Installation help and product support
Read our Deutsch crimping guide and open- versus closed-barrel selection guide. Follow the drawing and instructions for your exact contact and housing for dimensions and tool settings.
For a fit check or workshop quantity, email sales@iwiss.com with your connector/contact part number, wire gauge, insulation diameter, quantity and a clear photo. Delivery information · Returns
Wire preparation before crimping
FSA-0626 wire stripper lists 22–10 AWG and is a preparation option for compatible wire within that range. Its 0.6–2.6 mm marking is diameter, not mm² conductor area. Use the exact contact's strip length, verify a sample for strand damage and skip an extra stripper if suitable preparation tooling is already included or owned.
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Identify the connector series, contact construction and wire size before choosing an assortment.
Before ordering
- Match housing and contact part numbers; cavity count alone does not establish compatibility.
- Check conductor size, insulation diameter, seals and the required crimping tool.
Does the piece count mean complete connector sets?
Not necessarily. Housings, contacts, seals and accessories may each count as individual pieces. Check the selected pack's contents before ordering.
What should I send for a fit check?
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