Connecting plugs at rear of Alpine

Busboy · 7th November 2022, 12:30

I'm attempting to change my headset to an Erisin but can't seem to fathom out how to remove the plugs on the rear of my existing unit, can some Knowledgeable person help me please?

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ryszard · 7th November 2022, 13:58

Hi,those grey vertical mouldings are the holding clips.Of you slide them down 90degrees to the bottom they will release the connector.You may need a small screwdriver to force them over the tab.Regards Ryszard..

Busboy · 8th November 2022, 14:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by ryszard

Hi,those grey vertical mouldings are the holding clips.Of you slide them down 90degrees to the bottom they will release the connector.You may need a small screwdriver to force them over the tab.Regards Ryszard..

Thanks very much ,I've cracked it

Regards

Keith

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ryszard Gets stuck in Moonstone diesel,X351 Jaguar and now MG ZT 260 Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: Northampton Posts: 682 Thanks: 288 Thanked 118 Times in 96 Posts	Hi,those grey vertical mouldings are the holding clips.Of you slide them down 90degrees to the bottom they will release the connector.You may need a small screwdriver to force them over the tab.Regards Ryszard..