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fender removal

When removing the front fender from my 1979 911 sc , I am stumped on how to get the headlight wire and connector through the small hole in the headlight bucket. Any Ideas?


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Old 10-21-2007, 08:32 AM
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Bill,

Somehow, this got posted in "off-topic" and you'll get better results if you post it in the 911 technical forum. I did a search and found this thread, it may help a little...

What must be removed before repaint?
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You can pull the wires out of the connector with the aid of a small flat blade screwdriver. Yoy can later reinstall the connector after you get everything fed back thru the hole on you new fender. Be gentle, don't break anything.
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Thanks for the replies!

A small screwdriver inserted into the connector solved the issue!

Many Thanks!

Bill
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