Value Collection BDW6P Dt Series Wedgelock 6 Way 10 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BDW6P is a plastic DT Series wedgelock designed to secure terminal contacts inside 6-way receptacle connectors. Wedgelocks are secondary locking devices that insert into the rear of a DT-style connector housing after terminals are seated, preventing contact pushback under vibration and mechanical stress. This part is sold in a pack of 10 and is handled during connector assembly or repair by automotive electricians, fleet technicians, and equipment wiring harness installers. The plastic construction keeps the component lightweight and resistant to corrosion in underhood and equipment-bay environments.

This wedgelock is intended for use with DT Series 6-way receptacle connector housings commonly found in heavy-duty trucks, off-road equipment, agricultural machinery, and industrial wiring harnesses. The DT connector platform is a widely recognized standard in vehicle and equipment electrical systems where reliable, environmentally sealed connections are required. Technicians working on wiring harness repairs or new harness assemblies will find this pack of 10 useful for production-level or field-service applications.

Key Features

• Secondary locking device prevents terminal pushback under vibration and pull load
• Fits DT Series 6-way receptacle connector housings
• Plastic construction provides corrosion resistance in harsh underhood environments
• Sold in a pack of 10 to support production assembly or batch field repairs

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or assembly wedgelock for DT Series 6-way receptacle connector housings. No specific brand model numbers or system families were provided in the product data; verify connector series and pin count before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by automotive or equipment electricians during connector assembly or harness repair. Confirm all terminals are fully seated and latched in the connector housing before inserting the wedgelock. No special tools are required for insertion, but a proper terminal removal tool should be used if disassembly is needed to avoid damaging the housing or contacts. Disconnect and de-energize the circuit before servicing any connector in the harness.