Making a Terminal Tool & How to De-pin VW Connectors

[@4everskiing]

Thank you ever so much. I am working on my 2008 Toyota Sienna XLE Limited and I have a cam lobe sensor that has a problem and while trying to repair it I broke the connector and have been looking for weeks for the replacement connectors and the tools that would allow me to do the repairs. You are a life saver.

[@LucidAutowerks]

Glad it’s helpful!

[@bmxcore100]

Same happened to me, my 2019 golf R left mirror broke and I cannot disassemble it bcs a tiny whole and the connector didn't fitting on it, my only option was to cut the wire and wait a month for the new connector to be delivered to do a good job and not just ugly joins, not only you make save money but also valuable time! Thanks a lot for sharing this apreciated knowledge!

[@tedjohnson64]

Awesome tutorial! Really good camera work and lighting, and I also liked all the precise measurements.

[@peterskov8098]

Already a piece from an old wiper in store and your tool was exactly what I was looking for! Super video - thanks for sharing!!!

[@selectdelgado]

KZbin algorithm didn’t fail this time. Thanks for the info. Just as I needed it.

[@edhilljr2827]

I've worked with all sorts of OE terminals building/rehabbing harnesses. These Bosch style with the 2 little catches (oh, and the little push-tab inside that hooks on the catch in the other direction) make these the biggest pain in the arse. The terminals on most US made cars are much more practical and MUCH easier to de-pin. Rant over...I feel better.

[@daver3580]

Nice video good info 🤩 but just to let you know the strips from the wiper blades are stainless that why they hold the shape and have a slight spring to them👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@santhoshbr3666]

Thank you for sharing your knowledgeable ideas. I am waiting some many this types of tool making videos and each person having it's own skill great skill ❤.

[@davidhenderson7722]

Great video. Im guna have a go at making one of these for a t4 transporter alternator terminal i need to repair

[@granamonto]

Nice job man

[@LucidAutowerks]

Thanks!

[@jefferysmith3930]

Worked like a charm! Thanks

[@LucidAutowerks]

No problem!

[@wilhelmstanzl3635]

Great video. Many thanks!

[@yodasbff3395]

Great video, thanks for sharing your knowledge 👍.

[@selloutlabel]

saving this one i have a few mk3 ones to repair

[@hughparker2548]

Great tutorial, I have made a tool for myself. Has anyone seen this work on the large round connector for the loom?

[@LucidAutowerks]

The round connectors for the engine harness have offset tabs. One tab is at a different depth than the other. I haven't tried to make one that does those yet because I haven't had to remove any of those terminals. It would work with enough testing and refining of the lengths.

[@joeniman2428]

Thanks!

[@LucidAutowerks]

No, thank you!!

[@danman9017]

tks

[@StonemanRocks]

Way to knurl!

[@hugocosta9613]

Useless

[@LucidAutowerks]

How so? I’ve never had any problems depinning almost any Mk3 or Corrado connector with this tool….

[@StonemanRocks]

Yes u r!

[@StonemanRocks]

@@LucidAutowerksdont worry bout this guy! Hes a dic!

[@StonemanRocks]

Im just gonna troll the p!$$ out of this guy! Hope thats ok! Lol! I had an xtra 20 min. on a sat. morning so what the hell!

[@StonemanRocks]

Im on my way as we speak to make a similar one for round pins for these weird connectors i found! Plus Im going to make one like yours as well! I was going to make one for fatboy costa ^^ but let him skin his knuckles! Haha!