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Help! How do you remove the SRS module connector

Easy as can be if you know how to solve the Japanese puzzle. Take a screwdriver and push straight down on the top of the plug close to the module.

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Old 01-18-2019, 12:48 PM   #14 (permalink)
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Easy as can be if you know how to solve the Japanese puzzle. Take a screwdriver and push straight down on the top of the plug close to the module. You will hear a pop. Then it pulls straight out.

Nothing to it!!! Only took me two days to remove more things so I could get to it better and play for about two minutes. Stuff happens!

Denny


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Posting this here because it is a more technical question. One of the biggest problems I have working on my 370z is the figuring out how to disconnect the plug connectors. Guess I am not very bright, but it appears to be no standard way and each connector is like a Chinese puzzle.

Anyway...……… this! Main SRS behind the console.



There is an easy way to disconnect, I just don't know it and it doesn't seem to stand out. Push, or pull? What?

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