Value Collection BDWM3P Dtm Wedgelock Terminal Parts 10 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BDWM3P is a plastic wedgelock terminal part designed for use in DTM Series automotive connectors. Wedgelocks serve as secondary locking components that secure individual terminal contacts within a connector housing, preventing them from backing out under vibration or mechanical stress. These parts are manufactured from plastic and are intended for use with 3-way receptacle configurations. Electricians, automotive technicians, and harness assembly professionals install these components during connector assembly or repair on vehicle wiring systems and equipment harnesses.

The BDWM3P wedgelocks are suited for applications requiring reliable terminal retention in DTM Series connector housings, which are commonly found in heavy-duty automotive, agricultural, and construction equipment wiring. The 3-way receptacle configuration makes these parts appropriate for harness assemblies where three-circuit connectors are specified. They are sold in a package quantity of 10, supporting both repair jobs and production assembly runs.

Key Features

• Plastic construction provides lightweight, corrosion-resistant secondary locking action
• Designed specifically for DTM Series 3-way receptacle connector housings
• Secures terminal contacts against backing out under vibration and mechanical load
• Package quantity of 10 supports both field repair and bench assembly
• UNSPSC Code 25191700 for procurement and catalog classification

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement wedgelock for DTM Series 3-way receptacle connector housings used in automotive and heavy-equipment wiring harness applications.

Installation Notes

Wedgelock installation is typically performed by automotive electricians or harness technicians during connector assembly or terminal repair. Disconnect all power to the circuit before servicing any connector. Insert terminals fully into the connector housing until the primary lock engages before pressing the wedgelock into place. Do not force the wedgelock if terminals are not fully seated, as this can damage both the terminal contacts and the housing.