Removing pins from PCM connectors. Tools/how to?
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Removing pins from PCM connectors. Tools/how to?
2005 grand Cherokee 5.7L
Hey guys, I’ve got an intermittent problem on my PCM with a connection on some pins. I’m having transmission problems, and by tapping on the connectors on the pcm I can make it better/worse.
looking to see if anyone knows the exact model of the connectors and what tool to order to pull the pins from the connector for inspection.
thanks!!
Hey guys, I’ve got an intermittent problem on my PCM with a connection on some pins. I’m having transmission problems, and by tapping on the connectors on the pcm I can make it better/worse.
looking to see if anyone knows the exact model of the connectors and what tool to order to pull the pins from the connector for inspection.
thanks!!
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I don't know for sure, but the 04 uses a spike tool to move the tab in and the connector comes out the front. There is also a piece that comes off the back so you can access them. I have done lots of the pins on the 4.7 WJ with this tool. Available at NAPA. Before you do that, try a product called OxGuard. If you are having corrosion problems a little applied with a tooth pick in each hole and plug and unplug can work wonders. Saved some stuff on my rig with it
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I believe this is the specialty tool that Mopar has for this when it comes to doing this in my '00 XJ. #6934
https://www.moparessentialtools.com/...006&type=tools
I have had to repin a couple of connectors.
I went to the highway department in town and got 1 blade from the round brushes on the side of a street sweeper.
Ground it down and thinned it out on my bench grinder.
Betting it would not work for this though.
https://www.moparessentialtools.com/...006&type=tools
I have had to repin a couple of connectors.
I went to the highway department in town and got 1 blade from the round brushes on the side of a street sweeper.
Ground it down and thinned it out on my bench grinder.
Betting it would not work for this though.
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