Automotive Crimp Connector Terminal – 33517385 / 13806233, Loose Crimp Pins for Truck & Commercial Vehicle Wiring Harness

Loose (individual) crimp pins with OEM cross-reference numbers 33517385 and 13806233 for truck and commercial vehicle wiring harness repair. These are the male pin contact variants — compare with the female socket contacts listed separately. The 8-digit OEM part number format is consistent with Volvo, Scania, and other European truck OEM part numbering systems. Loose terminals are used for replacing damaged contacts in existing connector housings without replacing the entire connector assembly.

Key Specifications

• Part Numbers: 33517385, 13806233 (OEM cross-references)
• Contact Type: Crimp pin (male or female — verify by part number suffix)
• Contact Material: Copper alloy, tin-plated
• Application: Truck and commercial vehicle wiring harness connections
• Wire Range: Per terminal datasheet (verify before ordering)

Male Pin vs Female Socket — Ordering Guide

• Male pin contacts (this product): Load into plug housings. The pin inserts into the female socket of the mating receptacle housing.
• Female socket contacts (33517385 / 13806233 / DJ629F-1.2A, listed separately): Load into receptacle housings. The socket receives the male pin from the mating plug housing.
• Identify whether the damaged terminal is a male pin or female socket before ordering. The connector housing determines which contact type is required.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I identify the correct terminal for my connector?

Cross-reference 33517385 or 13806233 in the truck manufacturer’s parts catalog to verify the terminal specifications and compatible connector housings. The parts catalog lists the terminal part number for each connector location in the vehicle’s wiring diagram. Verify: contact gender (male pin or female socket), contact size, and wire gauge range before ordering.

What crimp tool is required?

Cross-reference the terminal part number in the manufacturer’s catalog to identify the required crimp tool. Commercial vehicle terminals typically require a ratchet crimp tool with dies sized for the specific terminal geometry and wire gauge. Using the wrong crimp tool produces an incomplete crimp that fails under the high-vibration conditions of commercial vehicle operation.

Can I repair individual terminals without replacing the entire connector?

Yes. Individual terminal replacement is the preferred repair method. Use the appropriate extraction tool, remove the damaged terminal, crimp a new terminal onto the wire, and reinsert until the locking lance clicks. Verify seating with a pull-test before reassembling.

Typical Applications

• European trucks: Terminal replacement in Volvo, Scania, DAF, and MAN wiring harnesses
• Commercial vehicle repair: Wiring harness terminal replacement in heavy-duty vehicle electrical systems
• Truck workshops: Workshop stock for commercial vehicle terminal repairs

Package Contents

Automotive crimp terminals, 33517385 / 13806233 (quantity as selected). Connector housing not included.