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De-pin and re-pin CMC connector

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Example to de-pin and re-pin a faulty pinned STREET harness.

 

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All manufactured STREET harnesses (1763) with the date 2024-01 is affected where the F4 and H2 are switched.

 

 

Solution 1

Contact your MaxxECU dealer or MaxxECU HQ for an harness exchange.

 

Solution 2

De-pin the two wires using our CMC tool (will be shipped free of charge) and re-pin the two wires.

Contact your MaxxECU dealer or MaxxECU HQ for a free de-pin tool.

 

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1. Harness, the CMC tool (1967) and a small screwdriver are needed to perform the de/re-pin.

 

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2. Press the cable protector towards you like in the above image, and use the small screwdriver to release the lock.

 

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3. Locate the F4 (WBO VS)  and H2 (Trigger GND) wires, both are brown. They are mixed and must be switched back.

 

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4. Pull out the grey terminal secure tab.

 

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5. Brown cable from the WBO cable SHOULD be pinned to the F4 and the TRIGGER/HOME spliced cables to "TRIGGER GND" should be on the H2 pin.

 

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6. Use the CMC de-pin tool in the correct placement. Around each terminal hole, there are 2 smaller holes, which the tool fits into, fit and push the tool hard at the bottom. Do this for both F4 and H2 pin to remove both cables.

 

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7. Pull out the F4 and H2 cables, make sure to push the CMC de-pin tool towards the connector while pulling out the cable.

 

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8. Insert the correct terminals into the corresponding hole and check the guidance pin is accurately rotated.

 

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9. Push gently back the security tab and make sure all the terminals are seated correctly.