How to sleeve a D5 Pump

Hello RUclips! In this video I will demonstrate how to sleeve the power cables on a D5 pump. This is a complete tutorial on how to sleeve a pump all the way inside the pump, so you get a completely clean look. Check out the links below for all the tools and supplies you’ll need to do this yourself!
Needlenose Pliers: bit.ly/2NTTHvu
Wire Stripper: bit.ly/2wRQtVs
Crimper: bit.ly/2CjWddl
Molex Depinning Tool: bit.ly/2IRfWDa
4mm Allure Sleeving: bit.ly/2NQhigW
Male Molex Pins: bit.ly/2wL3v4t
16ga Black Wire: bit.ly/2wG7BKE
⅛” Heatshrink: bit.ly/2CrWlaW
Molex Connectors: bit.ly/2LWAnfF
Drill Bits: bit.ly/2ChQQLS
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[@SteveGoossens]

Thanks for taking the time to do this video. I was wondering why you shrank then removed the heatshrink from the Molex end. Presumably it's self-adhesive heatshrink and it leaves the glue? It looks like the Molex end could have kept the heatshrink on, like there's enough space? I have a Laing D5 Vario and the Swiftech branded one (MCP-655 I think) so am planning on sleeving them too. I have a stockpile of nylon braided sleeving and heatshrink, so was just curious about the sleeveless ends.

[@gbtygfvyg]

Very late reply but the heatshrink that melts at the end will also melt the sleeving into a nice smooth end. That way when you remove the heatshrink you don't have this ugly, black plastic on the edge of the connector that can stand out in a way you don't want. If you try to do this without the heatshrink it will not come at as nice looking.

[@Brad_O_M]

Damn I wish an ATX pin remover worked like that. LOL And FIRST.

[@olivierl8799]

Is it possible to replace a molex connector by another type of connector ? For example a 3 pins ?