Hello,
Does anyone have a tool to remove the connections from the switch above. I guess there must be a tool to install these connectors as well.
If not I am going to have to buy a new one from Draganfly
Regards,
David Sage
88SA light switch socket 54930007
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Re: 88SA light switch socket 54930007
I was able to pull my ones out carefully with plyers.
1952 Ariel NH350, 1960 Ariel Arrow, 1955 Francis Barnet Falcon 197cc, 1954 Norton Dominator.
Re: 88SA light switch socket 54930007
I managed to make up a small insert tool which I managed to slip down on the de-soldered joint and with a little tapping with a small ball pein hammer managed with some wriggling to free the connector. The connector has a small tag on it which I then bent out and re- soldered and pushed back in place. I think it will be ok. I have kind of destroyed the tool I made. It was only of mild steel and I think I should have made it of silver steel.
Re: 88SA light switch socket 54930007
Hi
The sockets each have a small tag, (arrowed), which retains them in the body of the switch back. All you need to do is push a thin piece of metal into the relevant socket hole and depress this tang - with the tang depressed the socket will withdraw from the rear of the switch back.
There is no insertion tool, the socket is just pushed into place using the attached wire and the tang clicks into place.
Regards Mick
The sockets each have a small tag, (arrowed), which retains them in the body of the switch back. All you need to do is push a thin piece of metal into the relevant socket hole and depress this tang - with the tang depressed the socket will withdraw from the rear of the switch back.
There is no insertion tool, the socket is just pushed into place using the attached wire and the tang clicks into place.
Regards Mick
Re: 88SA light switch socket 54930007
Mick,
Many thanks that's really helpful and the pictures also very helpful.
David
Many thanks that's really helpful and the pictures also very helpful.
David
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