All, I have been searching through the forum but I haven't landed on what seems to be general consensus. I am looking for the depinning tools or set of tools that is applicable to the 100. The amazon kits have dozens and dozens of seemingly unnecessary sizes/shapes etc. Can someone provide some links to their purchase that they felt worked well? Thanks in advance.
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Malleus
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From the Wiring Harness Repair Manual, in the Resources section:
Malleus
Far west of Siegen
If you really want the tool as illustrated above, file a chisel point on a cheap "precision" screwdriver. I've never had to; these work fine.
2001LC
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I've and extra multi kit. PM if you'd like it.
I'm mostly replacing old wire housing blocks, with new OEM. So I just bust old housing block away from wire leads.
I'm mostly replacing old wire housing blocks, with new OEM. So I just bust old housing block away from wire leads.
i like this one, the handle is nice, and has depinned many a connector on my toyotas
This is an "Amazon item with tons of other things your not looking for" but many of the
items work well for removing trim and other things and it's $26 so not really a big hit.
i have the same kit trapper posted above. It was worth $26 to me.
John McVicker
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Or…you can do it for free. Take an old windshield wiper blade apart. File one end of the metal part just a bit and it’s a perfect fit. Works every time.
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I wanted to thank everyone for their responses. For the time being I will try the small screwdriver method, modified or not, as I have collected a few sets of those over the years and don't have much to lose.
I like this one from Amazon. Not the cheapest but the quality is good for the money: JRready ST5234 Pin Extractor Tool Set
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