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OK, first of MANY stupid questions to come. I want to pull out my clock to try and get it going again, did a search and read etc. Looks do-able, pulled it out of the dash no problem. Disconnect black and brown like it says, but now I'm stuck. Blue/black striped wire into a red plastic connector in a metal housing on the back is holding it in place. How the heck do I get that one off? Can't pull it out, twist it off or anything. I'm sure it is something simple but thought I'd ask before doing something stupid.
Thanks Brian
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It's the light, just pull it (carefully).
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Pry up between the 2 metal surfaces not between the plastic.
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Great, thanks guys
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Yah, the bulb holder has to be tight to make the ground connection to the instrument and it can be really, really, tight if it has oxidized in there...
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