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Door Wiring Clips

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Flash

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Nov 30, 2003
Highlands Ranch, Colorado
How is the best way to unclip the wires that run from under the dash to the doors. My car is gutted at the moment and I can only open the door half way. It's hard to examine how it clips it.
I already have removed the 2 screws that hold that big plastic piece in place.
 
I'm not sure what your asking, possibly post a picture, or find one elsewhere in the world?
 
The clip is inside there or behind there. Anyone have experience with this?
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Flash,

I am on travel but I have extensive pictures of when I stripped mine. I am going off of memory but that looks like the side in the footwell. I believe I disconnected mine on the other side in the front fender. There is a big white plastic grommet like that that I popped out and pulled the connectors out of it. Then I disconnected the interconnect. Of course I could be wrong but I can check the photos to verify this weekend.
 
Flash,

I am on travel but I have extensive pictures of when I stripped mine. I am going off of memory but that looks like the side in the footwell. I believe I disconnected mine on the other side in the front fender. There is a big white plastic grommet like that that I popped out and pulled the connectors out of it. Then I disconnected the interconnect. Of course I could be wrong but I can check the photos to verify this weekend.

I'll give it a try tonight and I'll let you know how it goes.
 
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