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Removing window switch wiring!!

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YOUR RESEARCHRemoving window switch wiring!!

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Not had my 996.1 C2 many weeks and already changing things!

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Not had my 996.1 C2 many weeks and already changing things!

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Removing window switch wiring!!
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Not had my 996.1 C2 many weeks and already changing things! Trying to fit a new ashtray/window switch unit in the centre console, bought a second hand one from eBay which is in better condition than mine, has all switches etc present. The original comes out the centre console no problem but I’m buggered if I can pull the wiring plug off the back of the switches! Is there a technique to releasing these? Had a good look with a torch nothing obvious. Any help greatly appreciated as always

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Really?? I’ll try that Alex thank you

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Warm the plug up then give it a good wiggle whilst pulling.

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