Removing a Tamiya connector

Is it as easy as I remember?
I know I've done it beofre, but it's been a while...don't you just pull them off?
what about re-installation?

Are you adding New connectors ?? Deans ?

Personaly I just cut them off, and for new insulation, Shrink Tubing.

slob212 wrote:

Are you adding New connectors ?? Deans ?

Personaly I just cut them off, and for new insulation, Shrink Tubing.

+1 Trying to get the wire out of the connector's pins is a b*tch and usually the wire at that end would be too frayed up to work with once you do get it out.

They make a tamaya tool. I believe they sell these at hobby/RC shops.

sticks

I just want to do this because a battery I have doesnt fit in the stock I just bought, so I Am wanting to buy som sort of pouch to put the battery in so that I can attatch to my stock.
Buy, I need a way to get the wires out of the stock with the butt plate on. Theres a small hole in my stock from where I took my rear sling ring out which should work. However, the Tamiya connector won't fit through. I need to take it off, run the wires through the hole, and put the connector back on.
Sticks, would this tool be able to reattatch them as well?
Thanks all

But wouldn´t you be causing yourself more problems later ??

If you have to pull the GB for repairs or tuning, the Butt Stock is still going to be attached, you can't pull the Tamiya connector back through the Butt Stock, a possible solution would be to install a middle pin connector, something like this......

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://shop.singahobby.com/files/images/Astro-Flight.jpg&imgrefurl=http://shop.singahobby.com/%3Fq%3Dnode/20381&usg=__RfYt-GLFOtQSNH3ZyZDIs4QegkE=&h=402&w=600&sz=16&hl=de&start=161&um=1&itbs=1&tbnid=DETjM3dlIAu5GM:&tbnh=90&tbnw=135&prev=/images%3Fq%3DPin%2Bconnectors%26ndsp%3D20%26hl%3Dde%26safe%3Doff%26rls%3Dcom.microsoft:de:IE-SearchBox%26rlz%3D1I7GGIK_de%26sa%3DN%26start%3D160%26um%3D1

But in a 2 pin configuration ( and a whole lot cheaper ! )

slob212 wrote:

But wouldn´t you be causing yourself more problems later ??

If you have to pull the GB for repairs or tuning, the Butt Stock is still going to be attached, you can't pull the Tamiya connector back through the Butt Stock, a possible solution would be to install a middle pin connector, something like this......

Well, I guess that's what I am asking. I was wandering if there is a convenient way to remover and/or re-attatch them.
It sounds like Sticks has a way to do it.
Slob, I've never seen those before and don't know how they work, where to find them, or what have you.
So has anybody ever heard of this Tamiya tool?

I just found one by chance, i know its on evike buy ohwell

Large Tamiya Plug Remover Tool

Small Tamiya Tool

Cool, good linkage.
Can this thing reinstall them?

No clue whatsoever..ive never used it. But i would assume not, i think it is for pushing out the metal pins. But also in the related items, they have an instalation kit...theyll scalp ya any way they can huh?

Isn't that the truth.
Thanks for your help though!!