[s-cars] Re: connector holging bracket on the firewall

Konstantine Bogach kbogach at comcast.net
Wed Feb 4 23:45:38 EST 2004


I see  my description might be confusing.  What I meant is usually a 
male connector and not the one which can be easily removed by pressing 
on metal  wire lock and slid off,  which is usually a  female one.  Let  
say  I want to remove  RPM sensor off  the car.  Wire from the sensor 
goes to that connector on the firewall bracket (which I crave to 
remove).   Another part of connector is female one and it can be easily 
removed by pressing wire lock tab and sliding off. 
I hope it make sense.

Konstantin.

Konstantine Bogach wrote:

> How to remove connectors which are fixed in the bracket?  Example:  
> RPM sensor and reference sensor in 200tq,  or ignition wires coming 
> out of coils in UrS4.  It appears that  each connector is locked with 
> a tab - part of the braket.  Logically I would the tab should be bent 
> out of the way but it is heavy gauge metal and I was skeptical about 
> using pliers.
> I  had to cut the tab once when I needed to get a connector out  and 
> after that I have to use tie wrap to fix the connector in the bracket. 
> I have a feeling that the is a smarter way to do it.  Unfortunatly,  I 
> don't see this way.   Any ideas?
> Thanks.
> Konstantin.
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