Pin removal tool

[deej]

Can someone point me at the correct pin removal tool for this connector?

Thank you.

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[Alter Ego]

??

 

[NoVaJimmy]

Can someone point me at the correct pin removal tool for this connector?

Thank you.

No reason you shouldn't be able to get it out with a smaller sized paper clip.

 

[Hot Runr Guy]

You may need to remove the face, like these Aptiv/Delphi style.



HRG

 

[deej]

You may need to remove the face, like these Aptiv/Delphi style.
HRG

I think you are right, although it is not clear to me how to do that. I tried prying on it a little bit but it did not budge and I don't want to break it. I suspect there is a locking tab that I'm not seeing.

From what I can tell it is a PA-SPS-GF20 connector, but I haven't been able to find instructions on how to disassemble it.

Lots of other connectors in this video, but none that match:





I'm pretty sure I'm just missing something obvious.

 

[Hillbilly]

All those dam different styles of connectors drive me crazy! Once you find the combination (whatever it might be) it will pull apart easily

 

[NoVaJimmy]

The back cap (black with the white blanking pins in it) should come off with tabs. The the whiteish face should also release with some small tabs then you'll use a paperclip to release the pin

 

[BlueSpec1]

Might be a Molex MX150 Series Connector




https://www.molex.com/molex/products/family/mx150_sealed_connector_system
https://www.molex.com/molex/products/part-detail/crimp_housings/0334720601
Application Specification - https://www.molex.com/pdm_docs/as/AS-33472-100-001.pdf

 

[CrashedMaverick]

Can someone point me at the correct pin removal tool for this connector?

Thank you.

This is the HS2-CAN by the fuse box?

What did you end up accessing it for?

 

[deej]

This is the HS2-CAN by the fuse box?

What did you end up accessing it for?

A wire was chafed from the factory and I wanted to replace it. Turned out the copper inside was not touched so I simply sealed over the damaged part and didn't have to remove the wire from the connector.

 

[Quest]

I've always used a dental pick for the terminals & a tiny flat screw driver to remove the white locking block

 

[CrashedMaverick]

A wire was chafed from the factory and I wanted to replace it. Turned out the copper inside was not touched so I simply sealed over the damaged part and didn't have to remove the wire from the connector.

But what you were trying to depin is just the cap for the HS2-CAN port...

It has no wires attached to anything. The only one that is there is a tether, so that you don't lose the cap when you take it off.

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