Advice sought re Tool to remove pins from Miller 14 pin connector

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I'm running a suitcase MIG off of a Miller Trailblazer Pro 350D, and recently have had problems with the connector on the control cable.  Basically it will lose connectivity but if I wiggle the wire going into the connector it's restored.Presumably I need to take it apart and recrimp one of the pins, but I'm having a hard time determining what the correct tool is to use to remove the pins. I have a set of the automotive style tools for dismantling pin type connectors (and bought a tool for mil-spec connectors to try), but a simple tubular type removal tool does not disengage the locks on the pins of the miller connector.Can anybody advise me which tool I need to buy in order to remove the pins?  Here is a pic of the inside of the connector:

Thanks much.ScottMiller Trailblazer Pro 350DMiller Suitcase MIGMiller Spectrum 2050Miller Syncrowave 250DXLincoln 210MP
Reply:Most that has barb to hold in place. I removed in pass using shim stock on side.On some just used a thin screwdriver 🪛. I have not seen any tool but probably one is made. Dave

Originally Posted by scsmith42

I'm running a suitcase MIG off of a Miller Trailblazer Pro 350D, and recently have had problems with the connector on the control cable.  Basically it will lose connectivity but if I wiggle the wire going into the connector it's restored.Presumably I need to take it apart and recrimp one of the pins, but I'm having a hard time determining what the correct tool is to use to remove the pins. I have a set of the automotive style tools for dismantling pin type connectors (and bought a tool for mil-spec connectors to try), but a simple tubular type removal tool does not disengage the locks on the pins of the miller connector.Can anybody advise me which tool I need to buy in order to remove the pins?  Here is a pic of the inside of the connector:

Thanks much.Scott
Reply:https://www.ebay.com/itm/33445205328...4AAOSwrT9ijPIUAlso look at places like Mouser or Alliedelectric
Reply:Can anybody advise me which tool I need to buy in order to remove the pins? Here is a pic of the inside of the connector:
Reply:Like the tool Dave

Originally Posted by guajilloweld03

https://www.ebay.com/itm/33445205328...4AAOSwrT9ijPIUAlso look at places like Mouser or Alliedelectric