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Remove contacts from Junior Power Timer plug - AR00.19-P-0120-08A

Fig 1: Identifying New Passenger Vehicle Wiring Harness Repair Kit (220 589 04 99 00)
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Fig 2: Identifying Wiring Harness Repair Kit, Basic (000 589 13 99 00)
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Fig 3: Identifying Wiring Harness Repair Kit (220 589 02 99 00)
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Fig 4: Identifying Blade Holder With Clamping Pliers (220 589 01 99 50)
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Fig 5: Identifying JPT /SPT Blade (220 589 01 99 61)
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Fig 6: Identifying MCP 2.8 / Fl Blade. 2.8 / JPT / SPT (000 589 13 99 30)
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Secondary unlocking for version with locking bar (JPT) 

  1. Using a suitable tool, move locking bar (1) in direction of arrow out of locked position.

Shown on 4-pin JPT plug 

Fig 7: Moving Locking Bar - Shown On 4-Pin JPT Plug
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Secondary release on version with retaining cap (JPT) 

  1. Using a suitable tool, pry up the lock tab on the retaining cap (6).
  2. Move the retaining cap (6) in direction of arrow until it reaches the stop.

Shown on 4/8-pin JPT/MQS plug 

Fig 8: Prying Up Lock Tab On Retaining Cap - Shown On 4/8-Pin JPT/MQS Plug
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Secondary unlocking for version with lock tab 

  1. Insert suitable tool underneath locking tabs (1).
  2. Pry up the locking tabs (1) in direction shown by arrow.

Shown on 4-pin JPT connector 

Fig 9: Prying Up Locking Tabs - Shown On 4-Pin JPT Connector
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Unpin contact pins form connector (JPT) 

  1. Insert blade holder with clamping pliers SPECIAL TOOL with JPT/SPT blade SPECIAL TOOL or MCP 2.8/Fl. 2.8/JPT/SPT blade SPECIAL TOOL from the front through the openings in contact cavity of connector housing (3).

    IMPORTANT This results in the spring shackles of the contact pin (2) being compressed.

  2. Remove contact pin (2) from connector housing (3) by gently pulling the relevant cable.

Shown on 4-pin JPT connector 

Fig 10: Unpinning Contact Pins Form Connector (JPT) - Shown On 4-Pin JPT Connector
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