Usually the connector is modular and you can completely dismantle it. Check if there is some clip that you can flick off with a tiny screwdriver. If the connector is something really unique it might take a while to find a replacement pin that do the job.
Try wriggling the connector and see if it faults. If so, then maybe your hunch is right. If not, then you might do more harm than good exploring this further. You might also try cutting the pin in question right back and check if the fault has changed.
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