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Pulled a beru connector off...

Hi guys

I searched around, didn't find anyone with my specific situation, thought I'd ask.

I just changed the plugs as part of my protomotive stage 1 install on my carrera. I pulled the number 5 wire from the beru connector unfortunatly. Inside the connector is the crimp, and I am left with the wire iteself, still folded over as it was inside the crimp. I am able to press it back in there, and there is nominal resistance, but I would like this fixed right. Other than buying a new wire set, can this be fixed? I don't see a way to get the moldy tarnished little crimp connector out of the beru.

I also looked, and it doesn't appear that pelican sells the ends or single wires, and I don't want to pop $300 for a set of wires at the moment, the car ran like a top.

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Relatively easy fix ... new M3 screw connector can be purchase at a Mercedes dealer, and they wil generally crimp it for you, free!

Here is a very nice Beru PDF document that illustrates the connector system and how the ends are installed:

http://www.beru.com/download/produkte/TI05_e.pdf

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Warren;
Beru seems to have deleted that file from their archive. Do you have a copy by chance??

Thanks in advance..
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http://www.beru.com/download/produkte/stecker-TI05_e.pdf

Here you go Bill
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Thanks guys.

It looks like I'll have a bear of a time getting the stud/crimp out of the beru, have any tips? I would Probably need buy a new connector at the same time, right?
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I fixed the link, but Pelicans seem to have overloaded the site, temporarily!

...working now!

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