Terminal Pin Removal Tool Kit 82 Pcs Depinning Electrical Connector Pin Extractor Tool Set Wire Terminal Release for Automotive Car Household Devices

Easy to use. Work as expected. Repin all the connectors our wire harness. Was able to get replacement pigtails from Amazon with the OEM style connectors and just repin the existing wires to the new connectors. Great tool to have in your tool box.

Wide variety of tools and pins and duplicate sets to use.Have not actually used them yet, but they seam robust and should work fine.Semi hard case should work well to protect the pins and is nice to have

I bought this set and one other for multiple terminal connection replacements they worked just fine. I rated 4 stars because the case is not durable and the metal quality is not top notch. The smaller tools punctured through the case.These units do what they are intended to do. They are thin by necessity. Work carefully with them and they do exactly what they are supposed to do. Put too much pressure on them and they will bend or dent.If the wire isn’t coming out when the tool is fully inserted then its likely that the barb on the wire connector itself is too stiff and needs to be worked carefully.I used these to remove multiple grime packed terminals on 20+ year old wires and they worked fine. On several wires I had to identify the barbs and work one tool or another in until the barb finally depressed. On others the barb released with a single tool. On inspection of the difficult wires, the barb was visibly stiffer, no spring, compared to the other wires.

Worked good on harley davidson connectors. Only needed one but this set is cheap enough even if you don't need rest.

It's a good tool to have,just wish it was labeled to use on which manufacturers connectors

If you’ve ever stared down an automotive connector and thought, “Who designed this sorcery?” — this 139-piece depinning tool kit is for you. It’s got a tool for just about every connector ever made, including ones that look like they were invented on another planet.For the price? It’s basically free with shipping. And it works! I've already saved myself a bunch of headaches (and broken tabs) on various car harnesses.The only downside? Figuring out what each tool is for. It's like opening a high school janitor's key ring from 1982 — a million options, and you're not quite sure which one opens what. But hey, trial and error builds character.Bottom line: if you work on cars, trucks, or anything with a wire and a clip, just get this kit. Your future self (and your connector tabs) will thank you.

Duplicates of many tools, the more you buy the more duplicates there are.

Use just one alot and it works good