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Door Pin Switch Connector, Wire Removal


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ajan246 
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Posted: March 21, 2010 at 6:40 PM / IP Logged  
So the other day I noticed my dome lights were not coming on with my door anymore so I checked the switch and sure enough there was a broken wire. Here are some pics of the connector. Anyone know how to get these little wires out so i can repair/replace? if i get the wire out i can just solder the wire back together but i can't see how the wire comes out of the connector. any help is appreciated!
thanks in advance,
ajan246
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Posted: March 22, 2010 at 8:15 PM / IP Logged  

you could yank it out with a plier, or if you can find enough room to work at the back of the switch you could solder the wire directly onto the back of the switch and feed the wire through the space that will be left when you remove the existing wire and terminal! 

From the looks of it it seems to be a relay clip, you could probably get one of those unshielded ones and re-crimp it to a piece of wire and re-connect it to the torn wire!

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