It's supposed to be simple
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From: Camden AR
It's supposed to be simple
Changing out the turn signals on an 07 FLHTC. Fairing's off, signal connector removed. Down to removing the wires from the lamp-side socket. Manual says use a Snap-on 600TT tool - which I don't have. I've tried a pin, jeweler's screwdriver, a jeweler's screwdriver that I reshaped - can't get the damn wires to release. What's the secret (other than buying the tool or suggesting HD ship the thing with the male socket already attached)?
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From: Akron, OH
RE: It's supposed to be simple
Use a very small jewelers screwdriver. Go in behind and below the wires. There is a small tab you need to press down on to disengage the wire. Once you've done it once...you got it.
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RE: It's supposed to be simple
you can buy the special pin release tool from most any auto parts store for about $14.00
this multi prong tool will fit almost every connector terminal on the bike.
hope link works
http://www.lislecorp.com/tool_detail.cfm?detail=105
this multi prong tool will fit almost every connector terminal on the bike.
hope link works
http://www.lislecorp.com/tool_detail.cfm?detail=105
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