From: Old Broken Wrench
  
Coax Connector Lookup in the Boeing SWPM
     
From SixtoSix

How to find a splice part number to repair a wire on Boeing aircraft.
  
     

  

12 wires total. The pins called out are "only" for the plug on the right.

The other side of the wire group goes to different type plugs (which might have different pins).

Those pins must be identified in the Standard Wiring Practices Manual.

I see three jacks and the left and one plug. I know they don't use the same pins.

They could be male or female. Larger or smaller diameter.....

This post:  Pins/Splices/Terminals     Might help you out.


Direct Link:  rotate.aero/images/Basics/Tools_Pins_Sockets_Term.pdf


 

When dealing with larger generator feed wires, splices, pins and terminals require special hydraulic crimpers. I'm not an expert at the Standard Wiring Practices Manuals. For me, looking for the proper tooling can be difficult.
As a way to help myself (and others) is to make an entry on every repair and the tooling we used to accomplish the job.
  
APU Generator To Firewall Plug
     
  
We used crimp die 11738 on both ends.
Crimper base 13642M
Pump 69120-1
 
The following images are just for reference....