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[title] De-pinning the Connector
-[* black] You may have noticed that the connector won't fit through the hole at the top of the strut, that's because it won't!
+[* black] You may have noticed that the electrical connector is larger than the hole at the top of the strut, it can't be slid through!
[* black] The pins must be removed from the connector housing, this process requires some finesse.
[* black] Make a "depinning tool" with a standard sized paperclip by bending it as shown
[* black] Straighten most of the paperclip, but bend the end slightly
[* black] This will be used to release the pins from the connector housing