Need help with electrical issue-Police have made it time sensitive:(
08-23-2013, 07:20 PM
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Agreed, though unless you've got the correct tools I'd be wary about trying to pry one of those pins out (just speaking from personal experience, no 'pro opinion' here). If you want to snip it you could always put a pair of shrouded male / female connectors on there and tape them off. Would allow it to be quickly plugged back together and afford an extra bit of shielding to the wire ends.
08-23-2013, 08:39 PM
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that you got it fixed, No sense giving the city any of your hard earned money.
08-23-2013, 09:09 PM
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Agreed, though unless you've got the correct tools I'd be wary about trying to pry one of those pins out (just speaking from personal experience, no 'pro opinion' here). If you want to snip it you could always put a pair of shrouded male / female connectors on there and tape them off. Would allow it to be quickly plugged back together and afford an extra bit of shielding to the wire ends.
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Male:
08-24-2013, 06:44 AM
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A cop pulled my sister over a week or so ago and gave her a warning that one of her brake lights was out on our '68 Bronco she's been driving. Apparently the guy was a real jack@$$ about it, too. Considering the number of Priuses and other cars I see driving around with busted headlights AND tail lights, I don't know what they guy's problem was. Whole thing was fixed in five minutes with a spare bulb we had sitting at home. Told my sis to have her friends who work at Starbucks to spit in the guy's coffee! 
And, yeah, that blue... daaaaaamn, I love that color!
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08-24-2013, 07:53 AM
#25
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Since I'm the curious sort and a little A/R about cutting wires, would it be necessary to cut the wire or would it be better to remove the grey connector and use a tool to pop out the wire from the connector? Then you would just have to wrap the exposed wire end with tape, and if you wanted to reverse the mod just plug the wire back into the connector....