1991 Z32 NA : Wondering if anyone has ever successfully removed the connector pins inside the TPS hard idle switch connector. Mine has no rubber weather boot (crumbled). After replacing my TPS & resolving the 1500 rpm idle speed thing, (so far) I'd like to just replace that rubber boot with a Bosch one. Connector corrosion has been a constant thing with my Z32 over the many years. Nick at CZP suggested an R & R with their aftermarket connector. Ordered & received one. No slack in the wiring harness to do any soldering, and a mismatch in wiring gauges. Not even gonna attempt it. Appreciated the idea though. Aside from just taping it up & move on, de-pinning then slipping on a new boot would be my best solution. No luck as yet in de-pinning that connector though. Dental pick; jeweler's flat-head screwdriver; etc, no joy. Would very much appreciate a suggestion on any specific tool, technique, or brand of automotive connector de-pinning tool set that has worked on the TPS hard idle switch connector. Thanks.
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TPS hard idle switch connector pins removal - jeff195418:36:29 03/25/20
