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Deutsch DTP plugs

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Some real world experiences
I have the Deutsch Connector Removal Tools to remove Deutsch pins/sockets from the DTP plugs. In real world use, a pair of long nose pliers (hobby size) makes the removal easier.

Tip: locate the locking pin in the plug (you may need to remove a wedge), press down on the locking pin with the long nose pliers and pull out the pin/socket. Repeat for the other pin/socket. You could also use a small flat blade screwdriver instead of the pliers. The advantage of the pliers is they grip the plug as well.
 
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Technical details
The 25 amp Deutsch plugs used in the INEOS are two pin DTP style plugs, with size 12 pins rated at 25 amps (14-12AGW wire size). See images below.

These plugs can be found on the roof (4 locations) - if you selected the auxiliary power option. NOW CONFIRMED: There are no Deutsche DTP plugs in the footwells, only bare wires (at both ends of the wire).

Parts numbers are:
• DTP06-2S (male housing, female pins) with wedgelock (2S means two sockets for the DTP06 plug);
• DTP04-2P (female housing with male pins) with wedgelock (2P means two plugs for the DTP04 plug);
• 0460-204-12141 Pin Contacts (male) (pins only)
• 10462-203-12141 Socket Contacts (female) (sockets only)

There are many different types of Deutsch plugs, the one used on the INEOS auxiliary power option are the two pin DTP plug shown on the bottom left of this image.

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Fitting
The positive and negative wires need to be correctly crimped onto the male pin contacts (0460-204-12141) and the female socket contacts (10462-203-12141).

The two male contact pins are inserted into the shorter plug (DTP04-2P) and the two female socket contacts are inserted into the longer plug (DTP06-2S). Wedgelocks are then need to be inserted into both sides of the Deutsch plug.

Make sure you have correct polarity between the two wires you are joining (positive on cable one matches with positive on cable two and negative with negative). Instructional video on Deutsch plugs here (they use two pin DT rather than DTP style plugs).

Closed or open barreled pins/sockets
You can buy either closed or open barreled pins/sockets for the Deutsch DTP plugs. Having tested both, closed barreled pins/sockets are better. More information here and here.

Deutsch sealing plugs
There is also a white sealing plugs for the Deutsch DTP plugs (see image below), which are those white ends you see on the Deutsch DTP plugs fitted to the IG.

Deutsch Mounting Clips
I noticed there are mounts on the DTP clips and opening my eyes found these mounting clip options. Like any Deutsch part, they can be expensive. One metal clip is listed at over AUD$18, although the plastic ones are much cheaper.

Buying Deutsch plugs
In Australia. you can buy Deutsch plugs here. Links below have been added for other countries.

Australia - custom Deutsch Kit for INEOS Grenadier
The Deutsch Kit from Connector-Tech ALS, customised for the INEOS Grenadier, is up on their website, look here:
  1. Plugs with crimping tool; or
  2. Plugs only.
Deutsch DTP on IG roof
This image, from the IG, shows a complete pair of Deutsch DTP plugs (probably no sockets in the DTP06-2S and maybe no wedgelock). I have added labels (which Connector-Tech ALS has confirmed are correct):
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Some real world experiences
I have the Deutsch Connector Removal Tools to remove Deutsch pins/sockets from the DTP plugs. In real world use, a pair of long nose pliers (hobby size) makes the removal easier.

Tip: locate the locking pin in the plug (you may need to remove a wedge), press down on the locking pin with the long nose pliers and pull out the pin/socket. Repeat for the other pin/socket. You could also use a small flat blade screwdriver instead of the pliers, but the advantage of the pliers is they grip the plug as well.
Thanks for the information and for the links. I didn’t know of the different subgroups of plugs.
 

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Thanks for the information and for the links. I didn’t know of the different subgroups of plugs.
It is easy to confuse the DT and DTPs plugs for new users.
 
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sorry if simply a repeat question (I did read a bit), but can someone confirm that the female plugs do indeed come on the roof aux connectors? You only need the 8 male pins and 4 wedgelocks? I see the links to kits that come with housing, pins, wedgelocks, but all the videos show the male connectors already plugged in. I am quite familiar with Deutsch as I rewire quite a bit on my defenders using them. thank you.
 

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sorry if simply a repeat question (I did read a bit), but can someone confirm that the female plugs do indeed come on the roof aux connectors? You only need the 8 male pins and 4 wedgelocks? I see the links to kits that come with housing, pins, wedgelocks, but all the videos show the male connectors already plugged in. I am quite familiar with Deutsch as I rewire quite a bit on my defenders using them. thank you.
It are indeed female plugs, but with male "pins", if you know the Deutsch plugs, you will understand, otherwise continue asking.
The picture show the dummy male plug inside the female plug.

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The male are in the female. You need nothing to buy additional except the metal pins, and you need a good Crimping tool.
I bought additional, because I have some mobile options, so I need more than one connector to each plug.
 

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Has anyone in UK found a reasonable crimp tool that doesn't break the bank?
 
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Has anyone in UK found a reasonable crimp tool that doesn't break the bank?
A shop was suggested here. Also check the following post as well.

Make sure you buy the crimper for DTP size pins/sockets, which are size 12 pins/sockets.
 
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Amazon Uk have an Iwiss crimped for £28.99, I’ve not purchased it yet but was looking today. Picture below, couldn’t work out how to do a link.

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Amazon Uk have an Iwiss crimped for £28.99, I’ve not purchased it yet but was looking today. Picture below, couldn’t work out how to do a link.

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Hi @Mitchell300 and @Tomdoc even though I usually buy quality tools and avoid cheap products, I bit the bullet and bought exactly these tools to crimp my DT and DTP connectors. I have never used Deutsch plugs before and have no other application. For infrequent use, they are ok for me. I am satisfied.
 
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