I hate these JST connectors

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wolfen

Member
Just wanted to say how much I hate these connectors. I spent the last 2 days putting a new plug for my front blinkers on and when I was done they wouldn`t work. They were shorting out and the pins were touching each other . I give up and now I`m going to take the plug out all together and wire it direct. Boy sometimes I like working on the Harley a lot better. If it wasn`t for the ride I would sell my chopper.
 

05 old dog

Well-Known Member
and the right tool....i use the jst tool but it doesnt always work so smooth...so i took a parer clip and touched one end on the grinder so i had a flat screwdriver blade looking end and had way better luck with that...but thats just me./..
 

Brew

Troop Supporter
They're actually pretty easy once you get use to working with them. I find a small sewing needle works wonders for de-pinning them... :oldsmile: :old2:
 
Just wanted to say how much I hate these connectors. I spent the last 2 days putting a new plug for my front blinkers on and when I was done they wouldn`t work. They were shorting out and the pins were touching each other . I give up and now I`m going to take the plug out all together and wire it direct. Boy sometimes I like working on the Harley a lot better. If it wasn`t for the ride I would sell my chopper.
Or u could always switch over to deutch pin connectors. They are pricey but worth it.
 

Rottweiler

Well-Known Member
Supporting Member
They're actually pretty easy once you get use to working with them. I find a small sewing needle works wonders for de-pinning them... :oldsmile: :old2:
Yea but not easy for testing. I found that a sewing needle stuck in sometimes works for my volt meter.
 
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