probably... but they are of dubious quality - computer geeks get some from UK/GER that are of better quality but pricey.
Do what I do ... use bobby pins.
I have made 2 pairs.
Normal and thin
Open them up so they are 90 deg (right angles)
scrape off the enamel droplet protection droplet on the straight leg end.
now to modify them:
on both pairs you need to reduce the thickness
on one pair you also ned to reduce the width.
Use a fine file to get the legs to the desired shape to fit the socket slot where the locking tabs are.
this makes a wide and narrow pair of tools for the normal and smaller pins you need to remove.
You might need to fold the tips in a fraction so that when you slide the leg into the socket, the bent tip pushes the locking tab in.
like this:
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Don't force the legs into the socket - file the legs down so they slide with a slight tightness. if they are too tight you can damage the plastic socket or the connector - but worse it is even harder to pull the wire out as you are then gripping the connector like pliers!
basically stick them in where the locking tabs are located on the connector and then pull the wire out.
It will take time and practice to get the feel of doing it... if you buy the tool there is still a learning curve to get it right.
With the bobby pin method you can put pressure on each leg individually - with a de-pinning tool you cannot as the tool inserts both legs at the same time (they look like tweezers)
I got connectos to add extra powers wires to my fuse panel - the small fuse connectors were is stock and I got them next day - but I had to wait 3 weeks to get the standard fuse connectors as they needed to be ordered from manufacturer then sent to VW Singapore then shipped to VW AUS then to dealer.
Last edited by Gigitt; 16-11-2012 at 10:19 PM.
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I got some of these hand delivered from the UK...shipping charges are insane internationally, but free in the UK...
They seem to have most of those small connectors.
Quad lock MOST Accessory Socket Opel Receptacle Pack 10 online at Nexxia UK
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You'd have to think so but I couldn't find any with a little bit of searching. What are you after? I can get my mate in the UK to send then over if you like.
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Thanks for the offer kamold.
I do a bit of tinkering with VW/Audi electrics and would like to have a bit of a supply of these rather than buying repair wires at $12+ dollars each.
Would also make for cleaner installs as I could just cut custom length wires and use these terminals in the OEM wiring housings.
Will have another scrounge around locally and if I have no luck might hit you up for some from the UK.
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