Water tight means rubber gaskets. I have not seen any that would not come apart.
I'm glad that's obvious to you, but it's not obvious to everyone...
fyi.. I was messing.. not being a jerk.. hope it didn't come out that way LOL
They are designed to be removed without having to replace the seal.Ill mess with it but it is waterproof so most likely it is "sealed" in thus not going to come out nicely. ill take pics later...
how many wires do you have going out your relays? with that style some have an extra wire.
also see here...
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/pco-5593pt
on the your relay what is the number and circuit design
I haven't seen the one on the left before. Interesting.
Nice. I go through the 2 pole weather pack stuff like water. Buy them in bulk.
It probably can be. It might not have a secondary retainer, or it might slide through the center of the connector body. Pull the connector off and look at the other side. Think about how they assemble it in the factory. Almost always a terminal crimped on a wire that gets inserted to a cavity with a little spring lock to hold it in. These are called "push to seat". In this case, all the wires feed through the same seal, so you probably need to extract the whole seal from the body before pulling terminals. There are also "pull to seat" designs where the wire goes through the connector body before the terminal is attached and this is sometimes used with the single seal style. Whenever I got new Delphi Packard designs for my products, I specified "push to seat" explicitly, since pull to seat requires cutting for almost any rework.
....generic crimp tool. ..