help me out guys--
i need a pin extractor for the plugs on ignitors-
refuse to cut the leads to make it work
but i dont know what size or where to get one
i know its not an .093 cause i tryed it at radio shack- no go
any help is greatley appreciated
do a search on here, I found the info and bought one that does work.
I would give you the info, but I cannot remember. (.077 or .084)?
I will say I have used it maybe 3 times in 2 years. I have come to the conclusion, from bad experiences, that OEM is best.
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Here is the kit I got for about $30 bucks. It does everything from the small honeywell smartvalve square sockets to your average Molex/AMP style pins. Does both male and female.
yea radio shack is where i tryed it they just didnt have the right size
i think its 084 but havent measured it yet
looks like that sunbeam kit might be the way to go
its funny you mentioned york-- in their infinate wisdom they put
the female plug on the ignitor eveyone else puts the male same body
just reversed plugs thats why i m lookin for this tool
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