Willcuts93
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- First Name
- Matt
- Joined
- Jun 4, 2019
- Threads
- 3
- Messages
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- Location
- Boerne, TX
- Vehicle(s)
- '11 Flex '19 Ranger
- Occupation
- Technician
Here is the two replacement connectors. The male is on top, still assembled. The new female down below depinned.
Here is the broken female connector
Halfway through transfering pins.
The first truck complete and reassembled.
This is the male connector about to be installed on my truck. Not all cavities in the connector are used in this one so a few wires are trimmed and heat shrink over the ends.
Unfortunately I forgot to take pictures of this one while it was apart. The male pins are way harder to remove and install in the hard shells. After repinning a total of 64 tiny pins in somewhat fragile hardshells i was a bit frustrated.
Here is the broken female connector
Halfway through transfering pins.
The first truck complete and reassembled.
This is the male connector about to be installed on my truck. Not all cavities in the connector are used in this one so a few wires are trimmed and heat shrink over the ends.
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