Now, for those of you who have asked: The "pin" in question is actually and commonly called a "bobby pin" (as also defined by Webster), used on women's hair but not to be confused with a 'U' shaped or straight hairpin, a barrette, hair clip, or even a scrunchi. Just goes to show.some of the simplest solutions often go overlooked.keep your eyes open out there! You just can't beat that.not even with two of them! WOW! All this at a total cost of about (1) one American cent. A few seconds later, she came back with a bobby pin and said, "Will this work?" Ha!!! Not only did it work, it worked BETTER than the actual tool!!! Perfect width, and slightly thinner, After showing her the broken tool, she said "Wait just a sec", and went back into the house. My wife heard the explicative coming from garage and came out to see what was wrong. (Grrrrr! = edited for general publication) Got home and tried it on a couple of pins - it worked on a few just fine, then it happened.on a particularly difficult pin, I slipped and it broke the tiny tip off. Bingo, I thought! So, I threw it in the bag with the other connectors I was actually after. 156" pin extractor tool.and it was only $2.50. While looking at a local electronics store, I happened across a Molex. wanted some $50+ bucks for ONE of the bloody things.and I was not about to pay that! So, I started a web search for a pin extractor tool for the Molex connectors on the Bendix/King components. They came complete with connectors, but the connectors already had pins and wires installed and had just been 'cut' free from the original wiring Well, here we are again looking for a 2-cent solution to a $50 problem.and Sandy, my loving and pro-plane wife, found the answer! I purchased several of my used avionics off of eBay with great success (all tested perfectly).
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Sandy showing how to use a 'hair-brained' Molex KK pin extractor. Molex KK Pin Extractor & King Connector Information Molex KK Extractor Tool & More
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