How to repair VW wiring connectors. No special tools!

How to repair VW wiring connectors. No special tools!

A quick guide on how to repair a broken VW Audi Skoda Seat etc style wiring connector. These are very easily broken especially in hot areas of the engine bay.

For a simpler video on how to just undo them, see this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGhjmtfyAjI

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Marius Falla says:

Thanks for the helpfull video! Im trying to get my wires out of the connector, but the half circle/extra safety wont come all the way out! It stops half way out. My connector looks just like yours. Does it need to go all the way out? Tried pulling as hard as possible without breaking it… Thanks

Gplus sucks big says:

Better yet, you can make a depining tool from old windshield wiper; use the U end of a wiper and grind it thin with a bench grinder, the metal is stronger and wont flex when you try to depin the pin.

tedjohnson64 says:

Wow, excellent tip, thanks!

tietotie6 says:

Thanks for helping understand my VW better!

dryhail says:

i assumed that you were going to break the connector and show us how to removal it broken! smh!

Mitty Ahmed says:

Saved me big money thanks

Rosen Raychev says:

Thanks!
It comes out for no time

Morgenland says:

Du bist ein Held

High & Cool Tv says:

Is this the same clip that hold the vw mass airflow wire

Patoune Art says:

Thanks so much. I got a connector's housing to be changed. vw beetle

Joe says:

Thanks man. Great video. Do you think you could upload one for the smaller harnesses such as fuel temp sensor. Mine wiggles and I know there's gotta be a way to take it apart but I can't see any pins holding it together

Juha Seppänen says:

Great and really helpful video. Hairpin was free as I just cleaned up my daughter's room and found one. My real job was to extract the rear speaker wires out of my Passat car stereo plug as I got intermittent shorts to the speaker lines (due to bad connectors somewhere else). Apparently VW RCD300 models did not have any short protection as two units got destroyed with caps smoking, thankfully the RCD310 had better design.

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