It's time to replace my bumps turn signal switch. The repair seems pretty straight forward.
I have decided that I don't want to splice any of the new wiring. Can anyone tell me where I
can buy the needed tool that will allow removal of the wires from the plug ? Or , it the tool is not needed,
how to remove the wires with out it ?
TURN SIGNAL SWITCH REPAIR
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fordman
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Re: TURN SIGNAL SWITCH REPAIR
i think the auto parts store has the correct tool. i use a small pick to relase the pins from the clip.
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I did what fordman did, just be very, very, careful. Not a rock chipping pick. 
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2016 GMC Terrain Denali 301 HP V-6 AWD.
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Re: TURN SIGNAL SWITCH REPAIR
Napa has them. Just ask for a yellow handled terminal tool.
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Re: TURN SIGNAL SWITCH REPAIR
Thanks guys !
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Re: TURN SIGNAL SWITCH REPAIR
Do they sell those ends as well? I had to tear my steering colum apart to replace the colar for the 3 speed, and I got in a hurry and fudged up those connectors......
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Re: TURN SIGNAL SWITCH REPAIR
i havent really looked for those connectors. but when i needed the small one for my 67. i went to radio shack and found one that worked for the small two prongs plug. i then had to just use bullet connectors and stick them in the female end of the main harness to get my main plug put together.