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Old 15-02-2007, 18:25   #1
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hi.i am fitting a new radio/cd player into a corsa.i need to swap the orange and red bullet connectors but i am unable to remove them from the ISO connection.has anybody got any easy tips.
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I know BMW ones have a tiny hole in the ISO block that you can push a pin (on the connector) using a small wire bar (Jewellers Screw Driver) - Do you have anything like
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Re: car radios

A simple solution would be to buy a pack of crimped bullet connectors from somewhere like Halfords or Maplins and cut the 2 wires and place 2 Male and 2 Female bullet connectors on the appropriate ends and swap the colours over. Job done
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I have moved this thread as it was posted in the wrong section - thanks
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hi.i am fitting a new radio/cd player into a corsa.i need to swap the orange and red bullet connectors but i am unable to remove them from the ISO connection.has anybody got any easy tips.
They are spade connectors.
As Tricky says, some ISO blocks have a small hole you can get a jewellers screwdriver or similar in. If there's no hole, try sliding the driver down the hole from the open end. This is what I usually have to do (and my last few cars have been Vauxhalls). There is room to do it.



Not a great pic but you can see what I mean. Don't forget, before you put each terminal back in, to tease the little tag back up to stop them coming out again.
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