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For those who need to remove the rear turn signal wire plugs from the rear taillight assembly without totally destroying the plug. The manual for the 2003 softail shows using a pick from the top ..forget it.. The small hole you need to pick is on the underside of the socket. See attached picture. Sorry about the focus but the best I could do. The center of the picture shows one plug and the yellow outlined notch will fit into the hole of the sockets in the center of the red circles. You will need a very small screwdriver or pick and press up on the notch.. pushing it up above the hole and the plug will come out easily. Hope this helps
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