((40 Pair)) Molex Pin : Male & Female : .093" : 14-20 AWG : 02-09-1104 :

Needed this for connectors , did the job , great

I'm working on an '82 Dodge Ram D150. I ordered a turn signal (tilt) switch for it. Of course it had the wrong pins on it. So I ordered these Molex connectors, so I could make my new switch work. These connectors were the ticket! Don't hesitate to buy. These are high quality.

All worked great

Product as advertised

I really don't understand the bad reviews posted here unless these people are completely clueless about how to make these crimps properly. The item matches the photo so you get what you see. There is even a photo showing how to manually cut each pin from the strip with diagonal cutters. I tried one and it worked just fine. Two snips and the pin was free. Then I used the recommended style of crimper.One would think that somebody buying this kind of connector would know how to properly make the required crimps. You can NOT use a regular crimper that is built into a cheap wire cutter tool that smashes it flat... that would be considered total operator failure. You need the style of crimper that rolls the two flaps over and presses them straight into the center, called an F or B crimp. Most of the time, the proper Molex branded crimper tool is very expensive. However, I have found that the crimper used for Delphi Weatherpack connecters uses the same crimp style as Molex. You can find good Weatherpack crimpers on Amazon for under $20.There are also two different crimping sections of the pin, which you should already know. The middle section is where the bare copper wire is crimped. The end section with the longer flaps where the entire wire including insulation is crimped.I would suggest looking at a YouTube video before complaining about a failure to properly crimp Molex pins.