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WIRE

TERMINAL

HAND TOOL

  SIZE 

(AWG)

INSULATION

DIAMETER

STRIP

LENGTH

PART

NO.

COLOR

PART

NO.

HANDLE

COLOR

24 to 22

1.02 to 2.03 [.040 

to .080]

5.54 [.218]

66071

Yellow

90026

2 Yellow

20 to 18

1.52 to 2.54 [.060 

to .100]

6.73 [.265]

66072

White

90025

1 White and 

1 Black

16

2.03 to 2.92 [.080 

to .115]

6.73 [.265]

66073

Black

90025

1 White and 

1 Black

Taper Pin

Color-Coded Sleeve

Wire Strip Length

408-1809

2 of 5

Rev B

Figure 2

Refer to Figure 3 and proceed as follows:

1. Hold tool so BACK (wire side) faces you.

2. Make sure ratchet is released - squeeze tool 
handles together and allow them to open FULLY.

3. Slide terminal tip through hole in locator until 
terminal shoulder butts against locator.

4. Hold terminal in this position and squeeze tool 
handles together just enough so crimping jaws hold 

terminal in place. Do NOT deform insulation barrel 
or wire barrel.

5. Insert a properly stripped wire into terminal wire 
barrel until it bottoms.

6. Holding wire in place, squeeze tool handles 
together until ratchet releases.

7. Allow tool handles to open FULLY and remove 
crimped terminal from tool.

Stripped Wire

Wire Size

Back of Tool

(Wire Side)

Terminal Tip

Terminal   

Shoulder

Terminal

Locator

Wire Barrel

Figure 3

Summary of Contents for 90025

Page 1: ...for reissue are provided in Section 7 REVISION SUMMARY 2 DESCRIPTION Refer to Figure 1 and Figure 3 The FRONT of the tool has the AMP marking on the link The BACK of the tool wire side into which the wire is inserted has the tool number marked on the handle and the crimp type wire size and type of terminal the tool can crimp PIDG marked on the link Each tool features two crimping jaws a locator tw...

Page 2: ...Make sure ratchet is released squeeze tool handles together and allow them to open FULLY 3 Slide terminal tip through hole in locator until terminal shoulder butts against locator 4 Hold terminal in this position and squeeze tool handles together just enough so crimping jaws hold terminal in place Do NOT deform insulation barrel or wire barrel 5 Insert a properly stripped wire into terminal wire b...

Page 3: ...aces should be protected with a THIN coat of any good SAE 20 motor oil Do not oil excessively SAE is the Society of Automotive Enginners 4 When the tool is not in use keep handles closed to prevent objects from becoming lodged in the crimping jaws Store the tool in a clean dry area 5 2 Periodic Inspection A Lubrication Lubricate all pins pivot points and bearing surfaces with SAE 20 motor oil as f...

Page 4: ...s Hold the tool handles in this position maintaining just enough pressure to keep the jaws closed 3 Check the clearance between the bottoming surfaces of the crimping jaws If the clearance is 0 025 001 or less the ratchet is satisfactory If clearance exceeds 0 025 001 the ratchet is out of adjustment and must be repaired see Section 6 REPLACEMENT AND REPAIR If the tool conforms to these inspection...

Page 5: ...4 2 1 23619 6 1 23619 6 Pin Retaining 187 Dia x 521 L 2 3 21045 6 21045 6 Ring Retaining 2 4 2 23620 9 2 23620 9 Pin Retaining 250 Dia x 838 L 1 5 39364 39364 Spring Handle 1 6 39207 39207 Pin Insulation Adjustment 2 7 125083 1 125083 2 Locator 1 8 3 21016 7 3 21016 7 Screw 1 408 1809 5 of 5 Rev B Figure 5 ...

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