A thin, flat screwdriver, wedge it in place, then turn it.   They make thin, 
flat pry tools that do the same thing but do not mar plastic parts.  They come 
in different sizes some for car interior trim and some small enough to pry the 
face off a smart watch.   But this is not a car interior, so do you care?  A 
screwdriver should work, even if you have to custom grind the tip to make it 
fit.

Don’t discount the idea of a custom tool, made from a screwdriver.


OK you want to buy one… You can search for “spudger tool” and find quite a few 
in different sizes.   As I said, today almost all electronics and car trim are 
snapped together with no fasteners and need to be pried open,    so they make 
endless sizes and shapes of both plastic and metal "spudger tools.”

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=spudger+tool+kit


But 175 Amps?   What are you building? A portable solar power plant?  DIY 
electric car?




> On Jun 6, 2025, at 7:50 AM, fxkl47BF--- via Emc-users 
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> i use quite a few anderson sb175 connectors
> https://powerwerx.com/anderson-sb-connectors-sb175-175amp
> my old hands are increasingly having a hard time disconnecting them
> is there a tool for this or maybe a design to make one
> i'm having no luck finding such a critter
> 
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