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Then why are you trying to do it yourself instead of letting an experienced technician who already has the tools and sets of pins and sockets do the job?
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So unless you are worried about your electric seat-warmer connections, I am not seeing the concern over anything electrical...
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Jaguar does not have the corner on a totally unique pin extractor!
Depending on the type of connectors you have, you can even buy a set of them on Amazon if you want to where you can get a 36 piece set for $8.99:
On the other hand, here is an outfit that claims to have an "OEM" pin extractor for $36.00
https://www.webstaurantstore.com/per...caAvkWEALw_wcB
And also this video should give you the general idea as to how to do it without them using a box-cutter knife blade:
Maybe you can talk to someone in the service department and ask them which type is in your car.
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Ok, Thank's, the Video was a totally different style, but the OEM, looks like one of their's and the Amazon LOOk like they might work...
I would like to Acquire Overlays for my power and CAN bus. I haven't had much luck getting on TOPIX, I may be able to order them there...
I would like to Acquire Overlays for my power and CAN bus. I haven't had much luck getting on TOPIX, I may be able to order them there...
https://www.alliedelec.com/connector...raction-tools/
They are located in Fort Worth and have a toll-free number that you might try calling to get additional help with the specific tool(s) selection:
https://www.alliedelec.com/customers...contactus.aspx
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Try a Ford dealer. I was a Ford parts manager, and I had 4 cabinets full of harness repair goodies. Probably 100 or more pins, some common shells, and weatherproof splices. Started as a kit released through Ford in the service equipment catalogs (Rotunda), but I restocked and expanded the collection through a Winzer Products distributor.
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Ok, overlays are premade wire harnesses sections to replace damaged sections (the Yellow wire shown above)
In the manual they list part # for extractors or replacement leads, but I wasn't able to order them from the Dealer...
Power in (for Memory seats)
Memory Seat (Driver's)
Non Memory
Cumming from the Chassis I don't have the Red/Yellow from the Passenger Fusebox a ground or the Twisted pair for the CAN bus
As for the Climate the connections are the same as Heated from the chassis harness.
I would prefer to add the missing wires, but otherwise I will reconfigure it as the Non memory seat.
I have ordered from Allied before, Thank's I will also talk to the local ford dealer.
In the manual they list part # for extractors or replacement leads, but I wasn't able to order them from the Dealer...
Power in (for Memory seats)
Memory Seat (Driver's)
Non Memory
Cumming from the Chassis I don't have the Red/Yellow from the Passenger Fusebox a ground or the Twisted pair for the CAN bus
As for the Climate the connections are the same as Heated from the chassis harness.
I would prefer to add the missing wires, but otherwise I will reconfigure it as the Non memory seat.
I have ordered from Allied before, Thank's I will also talk to the local ford dealer.
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