Wiring It Up — Crimp, Don't Solder
This is a crimp-termination housing, not a solder-bucket. You insert the pre-crimped female socket into the back of the housing until the latch clicks. The single-row layout keeps the wiring tidy — each position is clearly numbered on the body so you don't cross wires. Because the contacts aren't included, make sure your BOM line for the 926475-6 includes the matching TE crimp terminal (look for the AMPMODU Mod IV female socket, typically 0.100" pitch compatible). The free-hanging (in-line) mount means it floats in the harness, not locked to a panel — give it strain relief or it'll pull apart.
