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JST Connectors

Special Tools

For equivalent regional tools, refer to Special Tools .

The JST connector family consists of seven unique connector housings differentiated by colour and keying. This connector family is designed to use both 0.64 and 2.8 sized terminals.

1. While depressing the lock, remove the connector from the component.



2. Unlock the terminal position assurance (TPA):

•	Position connector as shown (above) and locate TPA staging cavities.





•	Using connector terminal release tool J-38125-553 (1) lift the TPA into the staged position. Perform this step on both sides of the TPA.





•	You will feel the TPA click into place when fully extended into the staged position. The figure above shows the TPA (1) in the staged position.




3. Release the terminal from the connector:

•	Position the connector as shown (above) and locate the terminal release entry canal (1) of the suspect terminal.

•	Insert the connector terminal release tool J-38125-553 into the entry canal with the angled side of the tool facing the connector wall containing cavity 4 (2).





•	The cavity on the left (1) is a 2.8 mm cavity and the cavity on the right (2) is a 0.64 mm cavity.

•	Place the tip of the connector terminal release tool onto the connector lance (3) and deflect the lance to the right (5) to release the lock. Hold this released position.

•	Holding the lance in the released position, slightly pull on the suspect terminal to remove it from the connector housing. The side TPA (4) is a secondary lock.

4. Repair the terminal by following the Repairing Connector Terminals : Terminated Lead Repair procedure.
5. Insert the repaired terminal back into the cavity. Repeat the diagnostic procedure to verify the repair and reconnect the connector bodies.