broken changer lead - fixable?

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broken changer lead - fixable?

Postby festajon on Sun Apr 16, 2006 8:26 pm

Right, i've bought a kenwood 10cd changer and lead off a mate at work who's just had his headunit nicked out of his car :cry: However they didnt nick the changer, but while ripping the HU out the plug goin into the HU must have snagged and on closer inspection can see that a couple of the wires in the actual plug part have come out from where they connect to the pins on the other side. i was just wondering if it was possible to connect these wires back to the pins, as i dont wanna attempt taking them out if i'm just gonna make it worse!! also how would i connect them back up if it's possible? here's a pic of it tho not very clear with the green wire and purple wire not connected

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and a pic of the plug with the plastic casing on showing the pins on the other side:

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thanks, Jon
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Postby Oranoco on Sun Apr 16, 2006 8:51 pm

You can buy them in Halfords for about £20 iirc. They have them on the shelf as well.

Don't even bother trying to repair it, just not worth the aggro for the sakes of a score
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