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What did you do on your 70 series today? (19 Viewers)
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FJBen
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FJ40 that green thing
1996 KZJ78 Prado
Stripped all the flares and running boards to inspect and treat for any rust, replace gasketing and respray the fender flares. Not too bad under there but did break a few bolts as expected.
I am trying to get this terminal housing (the female one connected to the harness) de-pinned so I can do some wire repair properly. I am not new to de-pinning terminals and have always used paper clips or small screwdriver with success until I got to this terminal housing. I am not 100% sure what the part number is for this terminal housing and looked it up in RM06H0E and it appears to be 90980-10136. I
Can anyone tell me if there is another part number this terminal housing is offered under? Perhaps Yazaki's own p/n? 90980-10136 seems to show up as a bolt ??? I ended up getting a 10 piece OEM Toyota terminal kit that was probably way more than I will ever use and frustrating because I couldn't make the recommended tool out of it work on this terminal housing. I know I am probably doing something wrong here.
I also contacted Connector Experts which was recommended to me by another fellow cruiserhead but nothing found yet.
Can anyone tell me if there is another part number this terminal housing is offered under? Perhaps Yazaki's own p/n? 90980-10136 seems to show up as a bolt ??? I ended up getting a 10 piece OEM Toyota terminal kit that was probably way more than I will ever use and frustrating because I couldn't make the recommended tool out of it work on this terminal housing. I know I am probably doing something wrong here.
I also contacted Connector Experts which was recommended to me by another fellow cruiserhead but nothing found yet.
90080-10136 is a bolt. If you google 90980-10136 that bolt pops up. 90980-10136 is correct but it is a non-serviced connector.
When you say "non-serviced" does that mean it can't be de-pinned?
No, it means it is not available as a service part.
There should be a small notch in the face of each cavity. You need a very small flat terminal pick kinda like one of these to get in there.
You have no idea what tools I bought to try to make this work. I am sure that *I* am doing something wrong here.
I feel your pain.
Take a photo of the connector face-on so I can see the terminals.
When I get home tonight, I will take better, up close photos.
It looks a lot like a mid 90's radio connector and I know the pins can be removed from them. I've done it.
Get shots of the top and bottom sides as well.
Will do. I just need to be careful with this one because the male end terminal housing is physically attached to the control box instead of a harness.
You are only needing to deal with the harness connector, correct?
Correct. Only the harness side. I was using 0991-00510 but it doesn't feel right.
jblueridge
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I thought it might be a Sumitomo HM 090 connector. They have a 13 pin but shape is wrong.
jblueridge
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