Help Disconnecting Electricial Connector
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Help Disconnecting Electricial Connector
I know this is not vette connected, but I thought someone could help.
I need to disconnect this "55" electrical connection to remove a shroud under the door panel to replace the window regulator on a 2003 Deville DTS. I do not find a release and the lock seen in the picture does not press down. Any suggestion on how to disconnect?
Thanks
Bob
I need to disconnect this "55" electrical connection to remove a shroud under the door panel to replace the window regulator on a 2003 Deville DTS. I do not find a release and the lock seen in the picture does not press down. Any suggestion on how to disconnect?
Thanks
Bob
Last edited by vetteguy02; Jun 9, 2012 at 06:09 PM.
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I know this is not vette connected, but I thought someone could help.
I need to disconnect this "55" electrical connection to remove a shroud under the door panel to replace the window regulator on a 2003 Deville DTS. I do not find a release and the lock seen in the picture does not press down. Any suggestion on how to disconnect?
Thanks
Bob
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I need to disconnect this "55" electrical connection to remove a shroud under the door panel to replace the window regulator on a 2003 Deville DTS. I do not find a release and the lock seen in the picture does not press down. Any suggestion on how to disconnect?
Thanks
Bob
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Looks like its the same type of connector that connects in the corvette traction control panel.
Take a small common scredriver, insert it into the right side of that connector where the elevated plastic stop keeps the connector from separating. Turn the screwdriver in either direction while pulling the connector apart.
I hope that makes sense
Take a small common scredriver, insert it into the right side of that connector where the elevated plastic stop keeps the connector from separating. Turn the screwdriver in either direction while pulling the connector apart.
I hope that makes sense
