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Harness Pin removal?
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LOL cant way 24 hrs to bump huh..
In most electrical connectors, during assembly, pins are first attached to the wires (sometimes soldered) and then pushed into the plastic housing. So what you need is to figure out how the pins are retained and undo. Use something small like a needle or something as you probe around.
In most electrical connectors, during assembly, pins are first attached to the wires (sometimes soldered) and then pushed into the plastic housing. So what you need is to figure out how the pins are retained and undo. Use something small like a needle or something as you probe around.
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when I do alarm installations I use a push-pin to remove unnecessary wires I don't need (like wait-to-start or the pos/neg door trigger depending on which one is used)
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