Turn signal plug?
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RE: Turn signal plug?
Paper clip......push it in from the front (opposite end of wires) and up. Theres a tab that engages the plastic.....not alot of pressure needed. take your time and dont force anything. I use a piece of sand paper and sanded a little bevel on the end of the paperclip. Kinda of like a little wedge. Oh yeah, push the wire forward a little and then push the paperclip in, then pull wire out. Confusing I know but it is possible.
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03-20-2008, 12:31 PM
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RE: Turn signal plug?
ORIGINAL: buzzardgame
I am trying to remove the wires from the connector any tricks? I Have flipped the back part were the wire comes in up,but cannot get the pins to come out.Hd make a tool for the removal of these but im trying to avoid buying that.Any input would be appreciated.
I am trying to remove the wires from the connector any tricks? I Have flipped the back part were the wire comes in up,but cannot get the pins to come out.Hd make a tool for the removal of these but im trying to avoid buying that.Any input would be appreciated.
Have a look here.
this link should take you to page 11 of UNDER 50.
posting # 403
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...ml#post2700467
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RE: Turn signal plug?
thanks for that great link Mud - been wondering what those little bastards look like inside. Do you have any tips on crimping without the $200 tool on molex/deutsch/amp connectors. Looking to do some headlight wiring soon and want to use OEM connectors but don't want to spend $$$$ on a specialty crimper. Thanks.
Watie
++ on the paper clip for molex. Amp connectors I used a dental pick, but picks diameter too big for the molex so used the paper clip method. I think some stiff mechanics/safety wire will work well too.
Watie
++ on the paper clip for molex. Amp connectors I used a dental pick, but picks diameter too big for the molex so used the paper clip method. I think some stiff mechanics/safety wire will work well too.
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03-20-2008, 05:43 PM
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RE: Turn signal plug?
ORIGINAL: lonewatie
thanks for that great link Mud - been wondering what those little bastards look like inside. Do you have any tips on crimping without the $200 tool on molex/deutsch/amp connectors. Looking to do some headlight wiring soon and want to use OEM connectors but don't want to spend $$$$ on a specialty crimper. Thanks.
Watie
++ on the paper clip for molex. Amp connectors I used a dental pick, but picks diameter too big for the molex so used the paper clip method. I think some stiff mechanics/safety wire will work well too.
thanks for that great link Mud - been wondering what those little bastards look like inside. Do you have any tips on crimping without the $200 tool on molex/deutsch/amp connectors. Looking to do some headlight wiring soon and want to use OEM connectors but don't want to spend $$$$ on a specialty crimper. Thanks.
Watie
++ on the paper clip for molex. Amp connectors I used a dental pick, but picks diameter too big for the molex so used the paper clip method. I think some stiff mechanics/safety wire will work well too.
a couple weeks ago when I replaced my bars.
I took a bunch of pictures of the crimp tool,
as well as a similar explain on the Deutsch connectors.
The Molex
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/4230311-post40.html
the Deutsch
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...ml#post3061604
Don't let me forget to put the crimp tool in the Under 50,
I haven't had time, but I do need to find some.
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