Anyone know the part number I need for this little crimp connector for the trough board connector for ST:TNG?
Sorry the pic I couldn't get phone to focus.

Appears the prior owner(s) crammed the two gray/yellow wires in the connector hole hoping for good electrical connection to the installed crimp. Worked for years but not today....time to fix.

I compared this to my Popeye. It only has one wire to two places on this connector. Anyone know why ST:TNG needs two black wires and two gray/yellow wires? Is this even the correct connector? Popeye's connector is clear plastic.

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I think I found what I need at Marco.
Is this the right item?

https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/CT100S

I found some I had..Just had to dig.
But still curious why two wires to each crimp on ST:TNG vs Popeye has one wire to each crimp.

I thought that too. Can someone check their ST:TNG trough opto board 5 pin connector for me to confirm if there are two pairs of two wires or just two wires?
I looked at my Popeye & Demolition Man. Both of those only have two single lead wires going to the 5 pin connector.

So appears I need a 5 pin IDC style connector on .100 centers?
I can't fit/crimp both wires into the micro crimp male pin unless I just crimp the wires without the insulation (too much to fit with it ) and that is a daunting task trying crimp that inside the coin door opening or with playfield up high in the air. UGH
Any suggestions?
Thanks.

Wow, what a dumdum I was not thinking I could lift the playfield to get easy access to that area.

Anyhow, thanks to your advice and my steady hands, I was able to strip insulation, pigtail the two wires, solder, trim, slide a small piece of heat shrink over and down the wires, then crimp. Here's a pic before I put it in the 5 pin connector.

Only thing I don't like is the ability for the connector to slide down/off the pins from vibration.

The original connector had a locking tab on it which is long gone.

I'm thinking of super glue and a small, ultra thin piece of plastic glued along the base edge so it can "catch" the locking tab on the opto board.

Thanks for chiming in and offering advice.

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