How to remove pins from connector
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Tips for removing these pins from this connector? I've removed the O2 sensor pins and PCM pins before, not sure if this is the same or not. Just want to avoid damaging anything.


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A bent paper clip and precision picks will be your friend, no biggie just need to push in and release the locking part of the pin , kinda hard to type, wish I could just show how I do it lol.
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Hey Tim, already tried the paper clip trick but it actually wont fit in the slot..it's one of the thin ones too. Precision picks sounds like a much better tool to have.
BTW, this is a connector on a wideband setup. Gotta get the connector off so I can get the wire into the cab. I don't want to create a hole big enough to fit this monstrous connector obviously.
BTW, this is a connector on a wideband setup. Gotta get the connector off so I can get the wire into the cab. I don't want to create a hole big enough to fit this monstrous connector obviously.
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Hey Tim, already tried the paper clip trick but it actually wont fit in the slot..it's one of the thin ones too. Precision picks sounds like a much better tool to have.
BTW, this is a connector on a wideband setup. Gotta get the connector off so I can get the wire into the cab. I don't want to create a hole big enough to fit this monstrous connector obviously.
BTW, this is a connector on a wideband setup. Gotta get the connector off so I can get the wire into the cab. I don't want to create a hole big enough to fit this monstrous connector obviously.
#7
My memory is shorter than my dick , I can't remember lol
Just peel up the Carpet on your drivers side and look around by where the rocker meets the floor pan, it might be the Ebrake hole not sure .
Just peel up the Carpet on your drivers side and look around by where the rocker meets the floor pan, it might be the Ebrake hole not sure .
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