Hi all Can someone give me any tips on how to unplug the heated seat switches. I can pop off the batwing ok to get to the back, but cannot seem to part them from the connector plugs.
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Try warming them up with a hair dryer, then try pulling the plugs off.
Thanks Alex, will give that a go!
I always do this on anything plastic that won't come apart and 95% of the time it does the trick.
Top tip, worked a treat. Added to the little jobs this week- new heater switches, new alternator, new rear light wiring harness. Tip top now!
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