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secret to releasing electrical connectors ?

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I have the o2 sensors to disconnect the grey ones are easy peasy whats the secret to releasing the blue ones ? don't want to force them
 

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Sorted you have to slip the whole connector out of the bracket👍
 
Agreed. Some connectors are aright PITA. I find a right angle pick a big help the release the locking tab.
 
997 throttle pedal connection .. now i know i've released one of these in the past but for the life of me i couldn,t the other week when i needed to get a carpet out ..

I gave up in the end and just fed the throttle pedal through the gap in the carpet .. sigh .

Picks are a god send though :thumb:
 
Hairdryer.
 
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