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Originally Posted by Aronis
Did you find that the wire tap pins stayed in well? I was just looking at this and the connector does not have a lot of room for a pin to push in. Tried a DIY with copper wire pins, but would not make contact very well. I gave up for the day, too FRIGGEN COLD in garage to mess around. I don't want to tap into the actual wires. The connector is a pain to get apart since the thing is mounted as though you could hang on it. I thought it would come out so you can get fingers on it, but not so much LOL. The wire I used may be a bit too small, I am not sure.
Mike
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The wire taps were not snug in the harness, so I wrapped everything with electrical tape (see picture C). I did have to unplug the connector to get access, but others have been successful using needle nose pliers to push the wire tap into the harness without disconnecting it.
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