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If its a Molex connector that has pins similar to the ones in the video then I would think so. Most of these type of connectors use one or more retaining barbs so all you have to do is figure out how to compress them to release the pin without breaking anything. Tip 1: If the connector looks different, have a search on Farnell, RS components and other electrical sites to identify the connector, often that will give you a clue as to how they fit together. Tip 2: have a search on Google to see if there is an 'official' tool for the connector you are dealing with and see if you can figure out how that works, it's usually then pretty straight forward to find a cheaper way of doing it with stuff you already have around the house or workshop. Tip 3: Whatever you do, don't just go tugging on the wires as the likelihood is that the wire will come out of its crimp leaving the precious pin behind, damaged and near impossible to get out.