Automotive Connectors Pin Removal Guide | Learn to Remove any Terminal From any Connector

In this video I show you how to remove the pins from the automotive connectors. I have provided several connectors in this video so you see how to de-pin the connectors without even using any expensive or special tools.
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Any information contained in this video is just the understanding of “Automotive Diagnosis: Cars Repair & Training Guides” and it is not an official guide or reference, so everything provided in this video is just a share of our experience and understanding and they are provided as a courtesy for your reference only. So, if you are using any part of this video, use the information at your own risk. We highly advise you to check the manufacturer owner’s manual before performing any act of removal, diagnosis, inspection, or repair on your car to know about what you are authorized to do on your car, what the correct and legal procedure is and what risks might be involved, also viewers are strongly advised to consult a licensed person before any sort of inspection or repair. Due to the factors beyond the control of “Automotive Diagnosis: Cars Repair & Training Guides”, we cannot guarantee against improper use of information or tools or systems, or the procedure provided. “Automotive Diagnosis: Cars Repair & Training Guides” disclaims any damage, injury or loss caused by your decision to follow the steps provided in this video.

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Watch another episode in the following link:
How to De-Pin ECM Connectors | Engine ECM Connectors Pin Removal Tutorials | Episode 02
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[@chrishynes1503]

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[@stateboy80892]

Connector pin @13:20 is the exact same connector I'm having difficulty with LOL
Now, I go into my project with a little more confidence! Thank you 🙏

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

I’m Glad this video was helpful

[@JARCAICO]

Excellent video. You demystified and simplified the removal of the pins. Thank you for sharing.

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

Thanks for watching

[@michaelwhitehead1373]

Hey thanks for showing us how to do the work when we don't have the specific release tool. Nice approach using jeweler screwdrivers. Sorta concerned me, but you got thru the task with ease. Really like how you emphasized the separation of the plastic bodies by looking at the construction of the pieces. Watching a bunch of these, and yours is definitely value added.

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

Hi there, thanks a lot for your feedback, I’m glad you liked the video.

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Detailed look, well done. Thanks !

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

Thanks my friend. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@carsrepaircenter4303]

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[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

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Very detailed and informative tutorial, Thanks a lot

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

Thanks, Glad you liked the video.

[@Hurlburton]

Thanks for downloading There needs to be a class on disconnecting those electrical connectors I myself have run into problems with disconnecting them Thanks again for a good class

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

Thanks for the comment and I hope it is helpful. Please watch the following video as well which is to De-Pin the engine ECM connector which is much more complicated.
ruclips.net/video/62weud19ujA/видео.html

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Nice one, more videos like this for other complicated connectors please.

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

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[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

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[@notSusNugget]

This man’s superpower: removing pins as if it was the easiest thing in the world. Amazing work lol

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

Thanks my friend. I’m glad you liked the video.

[@notSusNugget]

@@AutomotiveDiagnosisI have a question for you. How do you attach a replacement pin onto a wire, would a heat shrink crimper work? That’s all I have near me right now…
I am under my steering wheel typing this comment right now, and just took off 20 pins from a connector of the wiring harness with the brake lights as one of the pinned wires next to the brake pedal.
The Honda Dealership that I brought the car in to fix the brake lights(the first time) put the pin in backwards/upside down so that it wouldn’t lock into place , and that pin hole on the plastic connector melted around the pin. Lol. I am about to reattach all the pins into the replacement plastic connector that I got from a junkyard.

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

Hi my friend. Yes, a nice crimping and heat shrink will be great.

[@autokiaa9563]

Perfect

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

Thanks

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[@lissettelopez8331]

Awesome video. Are the terminals like at 9:27 called tyco connectors? I’m having trouble sourcing them for replacement on my o2 sensor female connector. Also is the terminal that plugs in to that called a blade terminal connector? Thanks!

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

Hi there, Yes, it is hard sometimes to find the connectors. I normally search by car model and connector name (sometimes connector serial number will help too).

[@djfrankieflowers]

I’m having a hard time getting the small puns out of the 4efte Toyota ECU 26 pin connector. I had to shape a steel fork to get in the front but I hardly make the small pins click. Any suggestions?

[@filmorebailey558]

I have a 2002 f 250 SD FORD i had to remove the fuse box to have the fuel relay repair and i broke one wire and where can fine a pin for ford harness or a part number

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

Normally part number is for the whole fuse box not only for the pins. I think you can go for another option too which is finding a pre-owned fuse box which has all the pins inside.

[@frontlinemedia4270]

I have a connector on a Japanese motorcycle I need to remove because the wire broke. It is similar but different. I believe that it has a center part that needs to come out first. My question is where can you buy the particular pin to fix it? Thank for giving me an idea about this process and the close up camera work on the pins was really good.

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

Hi there, thanks for your comment. Most of the time I have many pins from the previous jobs and I try to keep them all as it is not very easy sometimes to find the pins. But generally there are some packs of different terminals in the market that can be helpful. But of course you need to make sure that your pin in included in the pack.

[@frontlinemedia4270]

@@AutomotiveDiagnosis I went to two different computer shops and could not find it. I also learned how to take this apart a little too late, but I made it work. It's probably just a temporary repair. I give it 50/50 lasting. This is on a Japanese dirt bike and it's an unique connector, so no one will have it

[@nick636]

@@frontlinemedia4270 You can try Kojaycat UK or Cycle Terminal U.S they should have them.

[@diegotorres1946]

Gracias por la información, tengo un problema con mi carro que estoy seguro que va relacionado a los pines, acá en México no eh encontrado nadie que los trabaje, con esta info puedo tratas de hacerlo yo🎉

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

I hope it helps

[@Lodoz]

I will never cut my wires again, this sucks

[@AndTodaysProjectIs]

The ANSWER: Push in the tab and pry the grey cap up. It will pop out. Strange that I couldnt find info on that online

[@huytruong7370]

Dude... please help. I am trying to depin a radio harness connector in my 2009 civic but I have no idea how. I have picture but I dont think youtube will alow me to upload pictures.

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

Hi there, sorry mate, I don’t have any video for that right now. But connectors are mostly the same as I showed them in the video. Watch the video and see how you can reach to the locking tabs to release the pins and take them out. Shouldn’t be very complicated, I’m sure you can do it.

[@member91040]

What does those pin size called

[@fernandohood5542]

What about the SRS sensor connector?

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

Most of the connectors are pretty much similar, for that connector, check the connector face to see how you can reach to the pins to release them. I will also make a video as soon as I have one.

[@austinharding9734]

how about connectors with only 1 to a few terminals? or how bout the male pin sides?

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

Hi there, thanks for the comment, for sure I will make some videos for those connectors as well.

[@bakernathan98]

How do i findout why type or size of terminals a certain plug uses ?

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

Some companies provide catalogues for the connectors and pins which list all connectors based on the number and application.

[@cmongimme]

In a H7 style plug with wires coming in at 90degree, are pins in there? or just a special 90 spade head wire?? Hope this makes sense 😂

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

Hi there, yeah there are pins and you can remove them as well.

[@cmongimme]

Okay thanks!!

[@chrishynes1503]

Do you know how to depin a 2022 genesis mirror?

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

I’ve done it on Genesis, but it was a while ago, do you have any pictures that you can share? You may share a link.

[@chrishynes1503]

@@AutomotiveDiagnosis How do I send the pics?

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[@armchairtin-kicker503]

NO 4-wire O2 sensor connector; what gives?

[@manling6944]

How would you pull the pin out if the wire connected to the pin is broken.

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

Some pin removal tools are designed for this situation, using those tools, you can push the pin out at the same time when you release the pin lock, if you don’t have that tool, simply use a small screw drawer to release the lock, and another one to push the pin out.

[@manling6944]

thanks
@@AutomotiveDiagnosis

[@stanfordwelchut8233]

Do 1995 Chevy Camaro fuel injector connection

[@stanfordwelchut8233]

Looks like you did a lot of dodge connection

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

I will as soon as I have one. I don’t have the connector right now to make a video.

[@joelkoonce8559]

I replaced My starter on My GMC van, simply job, yes , NO !!! the wiring connector was behind the starter and very difficult to even touch. I almost needed Therapy and counseling afterwards. 🙄

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

Yeah, some connectors are really hard to reach specially on German cars.

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Asesores video

[@Crocodonkey]

You must be from Iran🤔🥺

[@TCB_MAMA]

What does that even matter????😊

[@nighthawkj30A4]

Looks like Honda connectors

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

A couple of them, and some from other cars. I do have a collection 😊😅

[@user-ph6cm2mm6l]

Sizes number please sir

[@Woaddy..432Hz]

Thanks!

[@AutomotiveDiagnosis]

Thanks again mate. I really appreciate it.