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burnzy
i don't no if there is a proper tool for it but if no one reply's, i just use a small flat headed screwdriver to prize back wot ever is retaining the terminal and bend it back when ready to put back in, usually works fine for me
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Polevolt.co.uk
is where you can buy these tools, they std two piece kit that does about 80% and all ford stuff are around Ł20 each, I have one extractor that is used on some ecu plugs that was Ł100 on it's own!!
tabetha
is where you can buy these tools, they std two piece kit that does about 80% and all ford stuff are around Ł20 each, I have one extractor that is used on some ecu plugs that was Ł100 on it's own!!
tabetha
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burnzy
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burnzy
oh yea tabetha i need to ask a question do you think if i get a frst engine loom i'll be able to match it into an efi mk5 eso loom by swapping terminals, or where i could get a frst wiring diagram, did haynes do a manual for them cheers tabetha
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we used one of these when doing our kids mk3 golf project
dont know if its any good for esc coz
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VW-AUDI-TERMIN...1%7C240%3A1318
dont know if its any good for esc coz
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VW-AUDI-TERMIN...1%7C240%3A1318
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just finding my feet
dave i got some snapon "ninja stars", they are for doing the loom, you can borrow them if you wish, pm me your address and ill post em out, they are for all sorts of plugs and then give em back to be when your sorted
ill get a pic of em and see if its what you need
ill get a pic of em and see if its what you need
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cheer's tabetha top man as usuall, you get a gold star this time and a smiley face next time but seriously cheer's for that if you could PM it me or something that would be great
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Wiring ninja stars right at the bottom of the page...
http://www.vehicle-wiring-products.e...ldingterms.php
http://www.vehicle-wiring-products.e...ldingterms.php
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just finding my feet
http://www.vehicle-wiring-products.e...hoto/70399.jpg
thats what my snapon ones look like,, EXACTLY like that colour and everything
i can also get terminal tools aswell dave, ill look in work when i get a sec
thats what my snapon ones look like,, EXACTLY like that colour and everything
i can also get terminal tools aswell dave, ill look in work when i get a sec
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http://www.vehicle-wiring-products.e...hoto/70399.jpg
thats what my snapon ones look like,, EXACTLY like that colour and everything
i can also get terminal tools aswell dave, ill look in work when i get a sec
thats what my snapon ones look like,, EXACTLY like that colour and everything
i can also get terminal tools aswell dave, ill look in work when i get a sec
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just finding my feet
ive never used mine tbh, just bought em when i got my ratchet screwdriver set thingy and some other snap on stuff, i bought loads of pointless shite when i worked at volvo, dam snap-on bloke turning up every friday
i never even had a account pmsl
i never even had a account pmsl
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Most of the de-latchers are either like a single fork shape,double fork or round.You could use a paperclip,just straighten one side an file flatish but not to thin.That is what we used to use at work when making looms and couldnt find or had broken a de-latching tool.If any are round the proper tool to use http://uk.rs-online.com/web/search/s...duct&R=0446204 <dont quote me on the size or try maplins.You may struggle with the one in the link its similar though.The easier one to use has a rod inside the tube and you push from the handle.File a bloody paper clip its cheaper lol.
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