Hi – I am busy with the wiring- Does anybody know how to remove the wires from a plug like the one shown in the picture?
I need to pull out the little blue plugs, I have removed the white clip but am scared to pull too hard as I don’t want to rip the wire out as I would
then be stuck with an unuseable plug. Is there any trick to getting the blue plugs out so I can put new wires in?
Solder new wires onto the old one's... just a thought?
I think they have little barbs preventing removal... may try with a small screwdriver down one of the sides...
Steve
As steve says, they should have small barbs that prevent the connections 'falling out', you will need a 'very' small tool makers
screwdriver to flatten the tag, you can then re-use the crimp if you need to then 
Jason
Thanks guys - will try that tomorrow morning in the workshop 
Theyl have a bard on. Its much easier just to solder to the exsisting wires.
If you can carefully remove the connectors with a super small screwdriver blade (or even a bradawl) it is neater to uncrimp the existing wires and
solder in the new ones - no unneccessary joints then
Snap On do a couple of tools to remove connectors from multi blocks .
cut decent tails on the wires. Then put some heat shrink tubing over. Twist them to gether like this
-------------/////////-----------------
Then solder them, put the heatshrink over warm up and job done. Much easier than buggering about removing the pins. Been there done that.
I doubt that the particular block shown has barbs on the terminals. It is usually the 'white thingy' that holds the terminals in place.
However, the blue 'gaskets' (picture 'top' ) between each wire and the block are probably holding the wires fast into the block at
the moment
[Edited on 9/1/07 by Stu16v]
quote:
Originally posted by Stu16v
I doubt that the particular block shown has barbs on the terminals. It is usually the 'white thingy' that holds the terminals in place.
However, the blue 'gaskets' (picture 'top' ) between each wire and the block are probably holding the wires fast into the block at the moment
[Edited on 9/1/07 by Stu16v]