Re: Turn Signal Wiring Harness Removal

[HoustonDB@xxxxxxx]

Donny,
  Take another look at the plug in connector that connects under the  dash.  
The metal pins in the plastic connector have two "barbs" on them  (opposite 
each other).  In the plastic connector, on either side of the  pins, there is a 
small "trough".  That is where the barbs  are.  If you slide the end of a 
large brass staple (or something of equal  size) into that trough, it will push 
the barb back against the pin.  It  will work much easier if you have two 
"staples so you can do both barbs at the  same time.  If you only have one staple, 
push down on the metal pin while  you have the staple inserted.  The pin will 
cock to the side very  slightly.  Keep a light pressure on it to keep it cocked 
over.   Remove the staple and slide it in on the opposite side.  If you  have 
done it right, the pin will start to push out of the plastic  connector.  It 
really is a "finesse" thing.  If the barb isn't  pushed back far enough, or if 
there's too much downward pressure on the pin (to  hold it cocked over), it 
will bind up and won't come out.  
 
  As mentioned before, be sure to "map out" the positions of the wire  so 
that you get them in the right place on re-assembly.  
 
  Good luck!
  Houston

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