The 10th Doctor
ambitious but rubbish
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- Perth, WA
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- MY12 VE SS-V
No mate, to get them out you need to remove the back seat etc. it's not very difficult to do but it is much easier to just solder from in the boot. May be stating the obvious, but the main trick with soldering is to use the soldering iron to heat the metal terminals/wire (not directly onto the solder). When the metal terminal is hot enough the solder just flows or will be sucked onto it.
Be careful that your face is not directly below and that you also have something to protect the carpet if there is a drip.
Thanks for all the advice, really appreciate it - very much a n00b at soldering. So far, all I've managed to do is brown the terminal a little bit - it doesn't seem to melt enough to be able to move the connectors. Should I be trying to move the tip of the solder iron to the top of the terminal?