Deutsch Jiffy Splice
Easy to Use Splices
Easy & Quick To Install
Most splice installations require an assortment of tools to properly perform. Once finished, they can also be very difficult to remove or change. Wires can get frayed, damaged, or even ruined from these slow and sloppy installations. With the Deutsch Jiffy Splice these problems are no more. Simply crimp one wire into a Jiffy Splice pin and the other into a Jiffy Splice socket, and slide both into a connector until you hear them snap. Its that easy and quick! In addition, the wires underneath are not damaged in this process, and if you ever need to remove one or both of the wires, simply insert a Jiffy Splice extraction tool and pull the desired wire out of the splice connector. This makes future repairs and installations even easier than the first time!
Compatible With Other Deutsch Products
Deutsch, also known as TE connectivity, manufactures components for the automotive, construction, recreational, agriculture, and aerospace industries. With a multitude of different wires and applications, these Jiffy Splice connectors are versatile and used the world over. For ABS brake systems, electronic fuel injectors, professional automotive racing system, and much more, these connectors can be used to install and maintain wire splices.
Jiffy Splice Installation Instructions
- Grasp contact approximately one inch behind the contact crimp barrel.
- Hold the Jiffy Splice between your thumb and forefinger approximately one half inch behind cavity.
- Push the contact straight into the Jiffy Splice until a positive stop is felt. An audible “Snap” will occur when correctly mated. A light tug will confirm it is properly sealed.
Jiffy Splice Removal Instructions
- Snap appropriate size removal tool over the wire.
- Hold the Jiffy Splice between your thumb and forefinger approximately one half inch behind cavity. Slide the tool into cavity until resistance is felt and retaining fingers are engaged. Do not twist or insert the tool at an angle.
- Grip the Jiffy Splice between your thumb and forefinger and slowly pull contact wire assembly with removal tool out of the cavity.