Guys,

Wondering if there is a specific tool you can buy that will help you to release pins from the socket on a harness? Instead of putting a little screwdriver in there to pop it off - is there a tool built for this??

Thanks,
Jonny

 

Snap-On truck has them. There are a few to choose from depending on what pins you're removing.

 

What about for someone who doesn't have access to the snap-on truck???

Thanks,
Jonny

 

What do you mean access? There is no Snap-On truck near you? Or do you mean you do not have an account? Anyone can buy from the Snap-On truck as long as you pay in full. You have to work at a shop if you want to pay in installments. If you do not have a truck near you, you can go to their website. I am sure others carry the tool, I just can't remember who else... sorry.

 

I don't know of any snap-on truck near me, nor do I know how to find out where one is.

I went to their website but I don't know the name of the tool to search for it. Do you have any ideas? Thanks,
Jonny

 

I think this is what you are looking for, if not let me know:

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/tools...e=snapon-store
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http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/tools...e=snapon-store

 

Perfect Excellent work man, thank you...

Jonny

 

No Problem.

 

I ordered a couple of things from there - but was confused because the 4-piece kits cost more than buying the 4 things separately So I ordered the 4 things separately and saved about $8

Thanks again for your help - hope I ordered the right ones.

Free shipping FTW

Jonny

 

If you want to find a snap-on truck, you could probably go to any dealership around town and ask the service manager if the get it, and when, they just go up there when its there.

 

Those links are very helpful offering many tools. I am specifically looking for the tool that will remove a wire from a connector like this one. Can you offer the specific one I need to order?

 

Hey man, I bought this tool you are talking about from Snap On. It broke within 15 seconds of use. I still need to send it back...

Jonny

 

Are you talking about the wires from the canon connector it self? Or the whole plug from where it is connected.
If you are talking about the actual wires from the canon connector you can do it your self using a pin. Here is how my friend does it.
Pic1- Unlocked lock

 

Pic2- Pin in T slot

 

Pic3- Find and Lift terminal latch