A method of manufacturing an electrical connector, comprising the steps of: forming a cylindrical sleeve (26; 46; 46') with first and second opposed, axially-spaced ends (14, 16); forming circumferentially-spaced alternating notches (22, 24) and projections (23, 25; 110) in the first and second ends (14, 16) of the sleeve (26; 46; 46'), respectively; forming a cylindrical contact member, which includes first and second ends comprising respective ones of first and second transversely-extending webs (60, 62), with a plurality of circumferentially-spaced contact strips having first and second ends, the first and second ends of the contact strips being joined to transversely-extending first and second parallel webs (60, 62), respectively; forming a plurality of groups of first and second tabs (66, 68) projecting from the first and second webs (60, 62), respectively; inserting the contact member into the sleeve (26; 46; 46') with the first end of the contact member engaging the notches in the second end of the sleeve (26; 46; 46'); circumferentially offsetting the second end of the contact member from the first end of the contact member; engaging the offset second end of the contact member into the notches in the first end of the sleeve (26; 46; 46'); and fixing the first and second ends of the contact member to the sleeve (26; 46; 46'); characterized by: bending contact arms, being integrally disposed between each of the contact strips, axially from the first tabs towards the second tabs and extending the contact arms axially from the second end of the contact member, the contact arms being mountable in a wire crimp terminal for connecting the contact arms and an integrally-joined connector to an external electrically-conductive member. forming a cylindrical sleeve (26; 46; 46') with first and second opposed, axially-spaced ends (14, 16); forming circumferentially-spaced alternating notches (22, 24) and projections (23, 25; 110) in the first and second ends (14, 16) of the sleeve (26; 46; 46'), respectively; forming a cylindrical contact member, which includes first and second ends comprising respective ones of first and second transversely-extending webs (60, 62), with a plurality of circumferentially-spaced contact strips having first and second ends, the first and second ends of the contact strips being joined to transversely-extending first and second parallel webs (60, 62), respectively; forming a plurality of groups of first and second tabs (66, 68) projecting from the first and second webs (60, 62), respectively; inserting the contact member into the sleeve (26; 46; 46') with the first end of the contact member engaging the notches in the second end of the sleeve (26; 46; 46'); circumferentially offsetting the second end of the contact member from the first end of the contact member; engaging the offset second end of the contact member into the notches in the first end of the sleeve (26; 46; 46'); and fixing the first and second ends of the contact member to the sleeve (26; 46; 46'); characterized by: bending contact arms, being integrally disposed between each of the contact strips, axially from the first tabs towards the second tabs and extending the contact arms axially from the second end of the contact member, the contact arms being mountable in a wire crimp terminal for connecting the contact arms and an integrally-joined connector to an external electrically-conductive member.