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Don't just pull!!!!!
Most people make a tool by notching a socket extension so the wire can pass through the socket and you can still turn it! If you are just talking about seperating the wires then yes you can just pull them apart at the plastic piece! |
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Don't just pull!!!!! Most people make a tool by notching a socket extension so the wire can pass through the socket and you can still turn it! If you are just talking about seperating the wires then yes you can just pull them apart at the plastic piece! Yes, Just separating...this is what I have...and thanks for you replay... Attached thumbnail(s) ![]() |
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