Headlight Switch Connector

Mikes91

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How does one get the headlight switch connector off the switch? I've had no luck getting the retainer clips off the switch--they're really solid. Do they make a special tool to span these little plastic annoyances enough that the two parts can be separated?


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Having never actually looked at one of the headlight switches, don't know if there is something special, but whenever I am dealing with a nasty electrical connection, I find PB blaster to be handy (supposedly not flammable).
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PB blaster does not readilt ignite but it can damage some plastics. The best thing to do is get really coordinated with 2 screw drivers. If its really wedged on there you may need a new connector. Heat can make them get stuck/welded together.
Ken
 

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NJKen said:
PB blaster does not readilt ignite but it can damage some plastics. The best thing to do is get really coordinated with 2 screw drivers. If its really wedged on there you may need a new connector. Heat can make them get stuck/welded together.
Ken

I've always done the two screwdriver trick too...kinda like using chopsticks at a
Chinese restaurant! ;Sweet Course that's until you break one of the little connectors...then only one screwdriver is required! LOL
 

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NJKen said:
PB blaster does not readilt ignite but it can damage some plastics. The best thing to do is get really coordinated with 2 screw drivers. If its really wedged on there you may need a new connector. Heat can make them get stuck/welded together.
Ken

Sounds good. If that doesn't work, I may have to ask the wife to help... :rotflmao
 

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