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Thread: Pulling a pin from electrical connector

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    Quote Originally Posted by spikeygg View Post
    The tool came in the mail today and I went out there and pulled the pin, easy peasy! Thank you everybody for the help with this.
    You should be receiving something in the mail soon.

    Also, I threw in an extra pin just in case...
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    Quote Originally Posted by 81dmc View Post
    You should be receiving something in the mail soon.

    Also, I threw in an extra pin just in case...
    AWESOME! That will help immensely! Thank you Rodolfo!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 81dmc View Post
    You should be receiving something in the mail soon.

    Also, I threw in an extra pin just in case...
    Rodolfo, these pins are very useful. Do you know where I can buy a set of them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by spikeygg View Post
    Rodolfo, these pins are very useful. Do you know where I can buy a set of them?
    Here ya go...

    http://www.britishwiring.com/
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    Quote Originally Posted by 81dmc View Post
    That vendor did carry the exact pins used in our stock round pin connectors. But now they sell another pin and they really don't work for the OEM connectors. If you get the new connector shells then the new pins fit those and mate fine to OEM connectors.

    You can see only one locking finger on those new pins. The length of the pins are a little shorter and the crimp ends will only work with 16 AWG or smaller wire.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bitsyncmaster View Post
    That vendor did carry the exact pins used in our stock round pin connectors. But now they sell another pin and they really don't work for the OEM connectors. If you get the new connector shells then the new pins fit those and mate fine to OEM connectors.

    You can see only one locking finger on those new pins. The length of the pins are a little shorter and the crimp ends will only work with 16 AWG or smaller wire.
    Hell, if it now requires swapping the whole connector, than it is better to go with another manufacturer. I like to use connectors from TE Connectivity (aka Tyco)...
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    Quote Originally Posted by 81dmc View Post
    Hell, if it now requires swapping the whole connector, than it is better to go with another manufacturer. I like to use connectors from TE Connectivity (aka Tyco)...
    These new pins are made by AMP. Only place I have seen the old pins are some ads on eBay overseas. The old pins are getting higher prices since they are getting hard to get.
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