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Instruction Sheet 

408-32154 

18 NOV 14  

Rev A

  Not available from TE Connectivity—1.5-mm are manufactured by Molex; 2.8- and 6.3-mm are manufactured by Delphi. 

Figure 1 

Plug assembly features are given in Figure 1. Contacts and a wire dress cover, both available separately, are 
required for assembly. Contact description and wire dress cover part numbers and features are given in Figure 1. 

1.

 

ASSEMBLY 

1.1.

 

Insert Contacts 

1.  Ensure that the TPA and rotating locking lever are each in the open (unlocked) position. Refer to 

Figure 1. If either are not in the open (unlocked) position, refer to Paragraphs 2.1 (TPA) and 2.3 
(rotating locking lever). 

2.  Crimp the contacts according to instructions provided by the manufacturer. 

3.  Select the plug housing contact cavities to be loaded with contacts. Refer to the table in Figure 1. 

4.  From the wire end of the plug, align each crimped contact with the applicable contact cavity as 

described in Figure 2, Detail A. Grasp the wire of the contact and insert the contact straight into the 
contact cavity. See Figure 2, Detail B. The retention latch finger of the contact cavity will be deflected 
by the contact and hold it in place.  

5.  Lightly pull each wire to ensure that the retention latch finger is holding the contact in place. 

Automotive Unsealed Hybrid  

Plug Assemblies 2098627-[ ] (22 Positions) 

and 2138731-[ ] (36 Positions) 

Terminal Position Assurance 

(TPA) in Open (Unlocked) 

Position (Protrudes Slightly 

from Bottom of Housing) 

Hybrid Plug Assembly  

(22-Position Shown) 

90-Degree Wire Dress Cover  

(22-Position Shown) 

PLUG 

ASSEMBLY 

POSITIONS 

CONTACTS 

WIRE DRESS 

COVER 

Type

 

Amount (Contact Cavity) 

2098627-[ ] 

22 

1.5-mm 

12 (Small) 

2098628-1 

2.8-mm 

0

7 (Medium) 

6.3-mm 

0

3 (Large) 

2138731-[ ] 

36 

1.5-mm 

20 (Small) 

2098622-1 

2.8-mm 

10 (Medium) 

6.3-mm

 

0

6 (Large) 

Rotating Locking Lever 

in Open (Unlocked) 

(Horizontal) Position  

Housing 

Contact Cavities 

Mating Face 

Lever Locking 

Latch 

Retention Tab 

(2 Places) 

Wire Exit 

Locking 

Beam 

Molex and Delphi are trademarks of their respective owners. 

Содержание 2098627

Страница 1: ...instructions provided by the manufacturer 3 Select the plug housing contact cavities to be loaded with contacts Refer to the table in Figure 1 4 From the wire end of the plug align each crimped contact with the applicable contact cavity as described in Figure 2 Detail A Grasp the wire of the contact and insert the contact straight into the contact cavity See Figure 2 Detail B The retention latch f...

Страница 2: ... wire exit is over the wire bundle Then position the retention tabs of the wire dress cover into the retention slots of the housing See Figure 3 Detail A 3 Ensure that the wire bundle is completely captured within the wire dress cover and no wires are pinched between the housing and the wire dress cover then push the wire dress cover onto the housing until both ends of the wire dress cover lock in...

Страница 3: ...ug rotating locking lever in now in the pre locked position 3 Move the rotating locking lever until it latches onto the lever locking latch of the wire dress cover There will be an audible and tactile click The plug rotating locking lever is now in the closed locked vertical position See Figure 4 Detail C Figure 4 2 DISASSEMBLY 2 1 Unmate Plug 1 Press the lever locking latch of the wire dress cove...

Страница 4: ... dress cover from the plug housing See Figure 6 Figure 6 2 3 Move TPA to Open Unlocked Position Using a jeweler s screwdriver lift the bottom of each latch of the TPA until it disengages from the housing then gently pull the TPA so that it protrudes slightly from the bottom of the plug housing See Figure 7 CAUTION Do not force the TPA when pulling it otherwise it will separate from the plug housin...

Страница 5: ...ct the retention latch finger of the contact cavity 2 Holding the screwdriver tool in place gently pull the wire of the contact to be removed until the contact is out of the housing See Figure 8 CAUTION Take care not to damage the contacts during removal Figure 8 3 REPLACEMENT AND REPAIR Do not used damaged or defective product The plug wire dress cover and contacts are not repairable Do not re us...

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