Quick Tips - Removing Terminals Part 2

Craig Darpino, support technician for American Autowire discusses the proper way of removing terminals from connectors. In this video he is using pack-con terminals.

[@toddrobbins311]

This was excellent, thanks! I couldn't find my small screwdriver set, so I used a jumbo paperclip end.

[@sand0077]

Extremely helpful, your video ends the frustration of removing the pack-on connectors without butchering my VW Golf's fuse box. Bravo!

[@bmw-e30]

Great video--very well explained.

[@happytreesllc6369]

You are my lifesavers. THANKS!

[@streetrodguys]

Great tip ! Thanks guys.

[@denvermerritt9058]

The video i have been looking for

[@707SonomaComa]

If you had to cut off an inch of two of wire and re-crimp it to make a repair, what Wire Crimper would you use on those Terminals?

[@reggietena5934]

Thanks for the technique👍

[@benkidkeenan]

Brilliant mate!

[@westieBrucedavidson]

Cheers mate you rock

[@TylerTripsTunes]

I have mini japenese connectors that go on my motorcycle I cant figure out how to release I cant find a release please help

[@ChueyMr11]

Excellent tutorials, Can you do a tutorial on Toyota camry 2003 ox sensor connector.
Locking tab is on the plastic connector housing, not on the pin. Do I need a special tool to release the plastic locking tab on connector housing?

[@morad131]

thank'$

[@bluestar.8938]

Thank you : )

[@toddrobbins311]

The next question is, where can you buy these without having to get 25 to 50 of them?