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i have removed a seat from my car and now need to disassemble the 2 wires from the connector plug. one is orange and one is brown. the seat i am putting in the car has those 2 wires but not the plastic connector. how do i pull the brown and orange wires out of the connector. i see the little light blue plastic insert on the end of the connector and i have removed it but i still cant pull these wires out. anybody know the trick? thanks jeff
most wires IN a connector have a small locking mechanism to keep the wires from falling out. Thats the point of a connector. Usually if you look hard you can see the little "tang" that is keeping it in, All you have to do is use something really small (REALLY SMALL) and move the tang away from what it is stopping against, the wire and crimped end sould slide out of the plastic piece... sometimes it is helpful to push the wire deeper into the connector to expose the tang and allow it to be depressed enough for removal. GL
I had the same issue when I did my 04 seat install to my 99. I needed to move a single power wire. Luckily, a friend of mine works at a dealership as a service advisor and was able to borrow a pin removing tool kit and the pin popped right out (after you remove the little plastic tab that serves and a lock/backup for the pin). I'm not sure where you can buy this kit but it works great. You may want to try snap-on or a place like that.
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