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Question: Need specification on the list of the 7 die sets included with the kit
Document: Bought this to do some repairs on my car's engine harness among other things. It contains all the dies needed to almost anything  you'd need to do on a car and around the house. Changing out the dies is very fast and easy because of the quick change design of the jaws, but this was also where I encountered my problem.In this case, I needed to crimp some non-insulated terminals on 12AWG wire for the battery solenoid. I inserted the die set for non-insulated terminals (18924).
I bought this to specifically do Molex crimping. (You need to use the non-insulated barrel insert.) It is a well made tool and the dies included provide a great deal of flexibility.What this product could use is a sort of manual explaining how to change and use each of the dies. I wasted a couple of connectors trying to figure out exactly how to insert the wire get a good crimp. Simple instructions would greatly enhance the use of this product.
I have used this crimper for over a year doing remote start installs and wiring repair. I do not use this for butt splices as the tool is too cumbersome. I also need to use the uninsulated die set on insulated terminals to get 100% good crimps every time. Using the insulated dies on insulated connectors(many different brands) would not crimp down to the wire occasionally. I have not used this on delphi weather pack so I cannot comment.
About half-way through the crimp I noticed that the sides of the upper jaw were spreading apart and the die was sliding out of position. This resulted in a partial crimp. The same thing happened on four more attempts after reseating the die set each time. The quick change design allows the sides to flex apart.
Tool works really well with the quick change adaptor heads and rachet ability. Holds terminals in place while putting wire in.
The screw itself will keep the sides from flexing. I'm going to be sending this back for the 18920 since it uses the old standard screw to attache the dies and should be a little stronger design overall.Maybe I just got a defective part, but I think the quick change design just may not be beefy enough for the larger terminal sizes. It would probably work just fine on the smaller gauge wires and terminals though.
Love this tool! At first I was experiencing buyers remorse because I have been using  the wire stripper combo for years. I bought this after a friend of mine had one. After receiving and using these I don't know how I did without them. They solidly crimp solderless terminals unlike the wire stripper combo tool. I have also used them for Molex computer cables. The heads change out effortlessly if you turn the lever the tight way.
It was a reasonable price and met initial calibration. Several dies for many options. Release lever forincomplete crimp action is nice. Just received from calibration. Unused as of yet. Nice grip. Easy push button change for dies.
All in all pretty good crimper.I guess the people who sell these crimpers don't use them, not a very good practice for their customers.In no way, that I have found, will this crimp weatherpack terminals without destroying the seals.They could have eliminated one set of jaws and added dedicated weatherpack jaws.If someone knows how to do it please comment.
Answer: no