How to de-pin and re-pin automotive wiring connectors using D81B3, 3-terminals

In this video we demonstrate exactly how to de-pin and re-pin automotive wiring connectors, specifically using pigtail part # D81B3.
This is a 3-pin connector and now a top-seller on findpigtails.com
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This wiring connector can be used for the following fitments and functions...
A/C Compressor for select Genesis G70
A/C Compressor for select Hyundai Accent
A/C Compressor for select Hyundai Santa Fe
A/C Compressor for select Hyundai Sonata
A/C Compressor for select Hyundai Tucson
A/C Compressor for select Hyundai Veloster N
A/C Compressor for select Kia K5
A/C Compressor for select Kia Rio
A/C Compressor for select Kia Telluride
Daytime Running Lamp for select Hyundai Elantra
Daytime Running Lamp for select Hyundai Sonata
Fog Lamp (Option 2) for select Hyundai Elantra
Fog Lamp (Option 2) for select Kia Forte
Fog Lamp (Option 3) for select Hyundai Sonata
Fog Lamp (Option 3) for select Kia Forte
Fog Lamp for select Hyundai Elantra
Front Turn Signal (Option 2) for select Kia Forte
Front Turn Signal for select Hyundai Accent
Front Turn Signal for select Hyundai Elantra
Front Turn Signal for select Kia Optima
Front Turn Signal for select Kia Rio
Side Marker for select Kia Rio
We also show you exactly which connector repair tools we prefer to use as well when it comes to de-pinning these wiring connectors.
We recommend the following two, which can also be viewed here:
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1. Connector and Pigtail Repair Terminal Release Kit
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2. Precision 16-Piece Mini Screwdriver Kit
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[@bradchew7937]

Thank you for showing me how to do this, I feel a little light hearted now I’ve been able to de pin my 02 connector on the Getz- “all we have to fear is fear itself”

[@tonesmith909]

Just removed one of these on my Honda Accord. The depinning wasnt hard, I couldnt figure out how to get the front clip off (light blue on my connector). This confirmed and showed me a better way to do it, prying it up with the screw driver.
This connects to the drive sensor on my Accord, mice chewed up the wiring so Im fixing it now!