With a twisting motion, push the pin extraction tool into the connector approximately 25 mm [1 in] until it bottoms on the terminal flange. A click will be heard when the extraction tool is in place.
Hold the tool on the terminal flange and pull the wire and connecting pin out of the connector. Note and record the hole from which the pin is removed.
Use only Cummins-recommended lubricant DS-ES, Part Number 3822934. Other lubricants, such as lubricating oil or grease, in the connectors can cause ECM damage, poor engine performance, or premature connector pin wear.
Apply a small amount of lubricant to the connector terminals. Do not fill the entire connector cavity with lubricant.
To replace the connector use the D-sub miniature extraction tool, Part Number 3163971, place over each wire to remove all pins from the connector.
Before installing the new connector, perform a fit test to make sure the connector is keyed correctly.
Refer to the appropriate wiring repair kit in the service tools table in the front of Section 19 for the correct repair connector.
Refer to the wiring diagram in Section E for pin locations.
Replace one contact wire at a time. If more than one wire needs replaced, attach a lettered tag to each wire removed.
With a twisting motion, push the pin extraction tool into the connector approximately 25 mm [1 in] until it bottoms on the terminal flange. A click will be heard when the extraction tool is in place.
Hold the tool on the terminal flange and pull the wire and connecting pin out of the connector. Note and record the hole from which the pin was removed.
Use only Cummins-recommended lubricant DS-ES, Part Number 3822934. Other lubricants, such as lubricating oil or grease, in the connectors can cause ECM damage, poor engine performance, or premature connector pin wear.
Apply a small amount of lubricant to the connector terminals. Do not fill the entire connector cavity with lubricant.
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