If you don't already have one you will need an uninsulated terminal crimper, not one of those presses out ones for insulated terminals
Buy an extra pack & practice a few times on a piece of scrap wire.
I have a really old one so have to do a bit of fiddleing to get a good crimp on both the bare wire & through the insulation into the wire.
It is also a good idea to slip a piece of heat shrink ( or two ) up the wire before you crimp, then slide it down over the crimp & shrink to give a little extra support to the wire.
Not uncommon to find a wire fatigued through right at the crimp that occasionally will break connection, drives techs mad trying to find these faults .
A while back Star did a reply that identified the various connections by name & number & I had hoped he would have chimmed in but the last time he posted he was taking a battering from the Texas snow storm.
