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I posted this on my.is as well but I don't figure I'll get too many responses so I wanted to cross-post here as well. Sorry if some of you read this twice.

Anyhow....

I just purchased a Nav unit on ebay that has the ENTIRE wiring harness for the unit. I'm quite comfortable installing the unit but had a thought....

Opposed to splicing and dicing, it would be great to extract the existing wires from the connector and relocate them to the required pin (if on the same connector). I know I'll still have to run some wires and do some splicing but this should make for a much cleaner install and hopefully save some time.

Does anyone know what type of pin extractor I would need to extract the pins from the connectors that are used in the audio harness?
Will I need a different tool to re-insert the pins?
Are the pins all the same size?
Is this reasonably possible?

I found a couple site with pin extractors... can someone tell me which one and size to get?
http://crawfordtools.com/amp.html
http://www.tecratools.com/pages/datacom/extraction.html