The ModMyMods ATX3.0 / 12VHPWR Pin Extractor Tool is the ultimate solution for removing pins from your ATX3.0 or 12VHPWR connectors.

This tool is designed with precision and functionality in mind, allowing you to easily extract and insert pins from your connectors without causing any damage. It features a durable handle that provides a comfortable and secure grip, while its high-quality metal construction ensures longevity and reliability.

With its compact size and lightweight design, this tool is easy to use and store, making it a must-have for any computer enthusiast, DIY builder, or professional technician. It's compatible with all ATX3.0 and 12VHPWR connectors, making it a versatile tool that can handle a wide range of applications.

Whether you're upgrading your power supply, working on an electrical project, or customizing your PC's components, the ModMyMods ATX3.0 / 12VHPWR Pin Extractor Tool is the perfect accessory to have in your toolkit. Its ease of use, durability, and versatility make it an essential tool for anyone looking to work with ATX3.0 or 12VHPWR connectors.

Investing in the ModMyMods ATX3.0 / 12VHPWR Pin Extractor Tool ensures that you have the right tool for the job, every time. Don't struggle with difficult pins or risk damaging your connectors with inferior tools. Choose the ModMyMods ATX3.0 / 12VHPWR Pin Extractor Tool for a hassle-free and efficient experience.

Comparable to Molex part number 11-03-0043 and Amphenol ICC (FCI) 10129274-030LF

Made in Rochester, NY USA!

Tool Instructions

1. Insert the tip of the tool on one side of the terminal until it stops.  A small click may be audible and/or felt once fully inserted.

2. Apply small amount of pulling force to wire and keep that small pulling force present through step 5.

3. Rotate tool clockwise and then counterclockwise approximately 25° to 30° in each direction along the tool's long axis once or twice.

3. Repeat steps 1-3 on the opposite side of terminal while continuosly applying that small pulling force on wire.

3. Wire should come loose without any additional force during the tool rotation process on second side of terminal.

4. If pin does not come loose, DO NOT FORCE IT!  Move back to original side of terminal and try again.