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Help, how to refurbish/repair relay sockets?

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I have some loose connections in an important relay socket. Does anyone know an effective way to remove the terminals from the plastic housing so that I can tighten/resolder/etc. the terminals, without damaging the housing?

If it matters, it's a 5-pin, bosch-style relay socket. Reason I need to keep this socket if at all possible, is that it has some specific external clips that don't exist on a standard 5-pin relay socket, otherwise I'd just clip the harness and put that on instead of refurbishing this one.
 
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I usually use either a small pick, a small screwdriver and or a straightened cotter key to bend back the locking tab so the terminal can be released from the hard shell connector.
 
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