Pin remover tool

[89 fxrs]

Was considering changing the handlebars on my bike and was wondering what the name of the type connector is called on the end of the harness  - I'm looking at some tools to help remove the pins from the connector. Buy chance are they called Deutsch or Molex ? If not please let me know what there called - Thanks, FXRS

[Pirsch Fire Wagon]

Molex 150 are the most common

[Coyote]

Depends on the model and year bike.

[89 fxrs]

It's for a 2013 CVO Road Glide

Depends on the model and year bike.

[Coyote]

Those are Molex. All you need is a paper clip.

Just remove the retainer insert and use the unfolded clip to release the pin as  you pull the wire and pin out the back.

To assemble, just insert the pin in from the back until it clicks. When all pins are in, put the locking clip back in.

[89 fxrs]

there's a site that has the tool to do this and it's very inexpensive - is there a size that I would need?

[Coyote]

there's a site that has the tool to do this and it's very inexpensive - is there a size that I would need?

You need a very small round pin. I use a paper clip on these.

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[89 fxrs]

OK I'll give that a try - thanks Coyote

[Coyote]

OK I'll give that a try - thanks Coyote

Sorry but I told you wrong. They are Molex on your bike. I updated my instructions above to correct them.

[road-dawgs1]

I purchased a MOLEX 63813-1500 EXTRACTION TOOL. I got it on Amazon a year or so ago. It is a little pricey for what you get.

[dirty jim]

Paper clip held with a pair of small Vise Grips. The Vise Grips make it easier to manipulate.

[Muddogg]

a fairly large sewing needle.

[harleyfarmer]

A small finishing nail works too.

[jamminhd2000]

I bought the tool....it was not cheap but worth every penny when you do multiple bars per year. Works flawlessly every time. Push it in and it releases the pin or socket and pull it out...never any damage to the locking tab in the connector...like others said a paper clip or something else will work....the tool is a glorified  pin with a handle on it.....jimmy