referring to the drawings and particularly fig1 and 2 , a dual drive computer component 10 is illustrated according to the present invention including a housing 11 having a dual slotted opening 12 therein adapted to receive identical parallel spaced drive modules 14 and 15 with drive module 14 shown fully inserted and locked in housing 11 and module 15 in preparation for insertion . each of the drive modules 14 and 15 are guided into the housing 11 by upper and lower guide tracks 17 and 18 that cooperate with a pair of short flat guides 20 on the forward end of the module and aligned flat elongated guides 21 spaced rearwardly from forward guides 20 . the forward end of the drive modules carries a pin connector 24 that engages with a cooperating pin connector 25 fixed within the rear of the housing opening 12 , and these connectors provide the terminal interface between the drive modules and the associated computer . the connectors 24 and 25 are engaged by a latching mechanism 26 similar to that described in the above - mentioned u . s . patent application , ser . no . 265 , 077 , and is seen to include a pivotal handle 28 that drives a rack and pinion assembly within latch housing 30 that in turn pivots a latching tongue 31 that engages behind a housing mounted flange 33 as the handle 28 is pivoted downwardly . this action effects the final insertion movement of the drive module and effects the engagement of connectors 24 and 25 . bearing in mind that each of the tracks 17 and 18 is identical and referring to fig2 to 5 , the tracks are a one piece nylon molding having a base wall 35 with projecting side walls 36 and 37 . side walls 36 and 37 are connected near their ends to parallel outer walls 40 and 41 also connected to base wall 35 that serve to support side walls 36 and 37 . side walls 36 and 37 have straight parallel central portions 43 and 44 , a forward converging portion 45 and a rear converging portion 46 . the rear converging portion 46 is defined by an elongated converging entrance wall portion 48 and a short diverging exit wall portion 49 , and forward converging portion 45 is defined by a short converging wall portion 51 and an angularly stepped elongated diverging wall portion 52 . the walls 36 and 37 are spaced apart at the converging portions 45 and 46 slightly more than the thickness of the module guide projections 20 and 21 so that as the module is inserted the guides 20 and 21 pass through walls 36 and 37 at converging portions 45 and 46 . the guides 20 and 21 are fixed to the top and bottom of the drive module and are aluminum extrusions . as seen in fig2 the forward guide projections 20 have a tapered leading wall 53 that prevents these projections from hanging up as the drive module is initially inserted into opening 12 . the connector 24 is carried by a frame 55 fixed to the forward end of the drive module and adjacent thereto are a pair of bosses 58 and 59 that have openings positioned to receive locating pins 61 and 62 both of which have conical forward ends 63 that enter and slide into the boss openings as the module is moved from its position illustrated in fig2 to its position illustrated in fig5 and 7 . pins 61 and 62 and bosses 58 and 59 are precisely positioned with respect to the connectors 24 and 25 so that they perfectly align the connectors just prior to and during engagement . as the drive module 15 is inserted into the housing 11 , the forward projections 20 enter the tracks 17 and 18 and are initially aligned by the track rear convergence 46 . this initial alignment of the module assures a smooth entry of the rear guide 21 through the rear convergence 46 . thereafter , the module is guided by the rear convergence 46 and the rear guide 21 and central portions 43 and 44 limit module lateral swing . then , as the forward guide 20 enters the forward convergence 45 , the forward end of the drive module is aligned so that the locating pins 61 and 62 are roughly aligned with the openings in bosses 58 and 59 . as the forward projections 20 exit the convergences 45 , diverging side wall portions 52 begin to release the projections 20 permitting the forward end of the module to float in a restricted manner just after the conical portions 63 enter the openings in bosses 58 and 59 . therefore , further alignment of the forward end of the module is under the control of the locating pins 61 and 62 . the operator then grasps handle 28 and rotates it downwardly to its latched position which shifts the drive module to its locked position illustrated in fig7 during which time the locating pins 61 and 62 accurately and precisely align the connectors 24 and 25 . it should be noted that while the diverging wall portions 52 release the projections 20 in a horizontal plane thereby permitting the forward end of the module to float laterally somewhat , there is also a limited amount of vertical play between tracks 17 and 18 and the guides 20 and 21 so as the guide pins 61 and 62 take control of forward alignment , they effect alignment in both orthogonal planes , i . e ., horizontally and vertically .