A amekler Well Known Member Patron May 3, 2019 #1 what tool is needed to remove these pins? Alan RV10 N668G Building RV12 #120250
M Mich48041 Well Known Member Friend May 3, 2019 #2 Are you talking about D-Sub pins? If so, there is a Red/White Tool available from Stein and lots of other places. The tool breaks easily.
Are you talking about D-Sub pins? If so, there is a Red/White Tool available from Stein and lots of other places. The tool breaks easily.
wjb Well Known Member May 4, 2019 #4 Get the red/white tool with the copper-colored (metal) inserts. You can often find all plastic versions (usually shipped along with a connector), but these barely work and not for very long.
Get the red/white tool with the copper-colored (metal) inserts. You can often find all plastic versions (usually shipped along with a connector), but these barely work and not for very long.
