Boeing 707 - Preparation of Cable Type 9 U (BMS 13-67 Type 2, Class 1) for Terminals 32189(), 323749 and 323750

• Table 56 for a BACT12AR terminal lug
• Table 53 for a BACT12AC terminal lug.
(6) Put the conductor of the wire in the crimp barrel of the terminal lug.
Make sure that:
• All of the strands of the conductor are in the crimp barrel
• The end of the conductor extends farther than the end of the crimp barrel
• The end of the wire insulation is in the insulation grip of the terminal lug
• If a sleeve or tape is on the wire, the end the sleeve or tape is in the insulation grip of the
terminal lug
• If a sleeve or tape is on the wire, the sleeve or tape does not go into the crimp barrel of the
terminal lug
• The clearance from the end of the conductor is sufficent for the installation of the washer
and the nut.
(7) Crimp the terminal lug.
Make sure that:
• All of the strands of the conductor are in the crimp barrel
• The end of the conductor extends farther than the end of the crimp barrel
• The end of the wire insulation is in the insulation grip of the terminal lug
• The crimp tool is adjusted to give the correct insulation support. Refer to Paragraph 2.B.
• If a sleeve or tape is on the wire, the end the sleeve or tape is in the insulation grip of the
terminal lug
• If a sleeve or tape is on the wire, the sleeve or tape does not go into the crimp barrel of the
terminal lug
• The clearance from the end of the conductor is sufficent for the installation of the washer
and the nut.
G. Preparation of Cable Type 9U (BMS 13-67 Type 2, Class 1) for Terminals 32189(), 323749 and
323750
Refer to Figure 18:
(1) Remove 3.00 inches ±0.13 inch of the jacket from the end of the wire.
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CABLE PREPARATION
Figure 18
ASSEMBLY OF INSULATED AND UNINSULATED TERMINAL LUGS
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STANDARD WIRING PRACTICES MANUAL
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