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Trunk lid spoiler wiring 850 1996

posted by  KlausC on  Thu Jul 11 18:51 CST 2013
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Well, after a one month delay, I finally replaced the left rear door using a P&P donor. It took 30 minutes to R&R. The wrinkled door is propped in the garage and the 'new' one works great and looks a lot better. Anyone reading this: I now have an extra door panel in black, a speaker, and a window switch. It is up for grabs.

My real question is about the spoiler. There are 2 small wires that go to the lights in the spoiler. The problem is the yellow plastic connector. How do I get the wires out of the connector????? I prefer not to cut the wires and splice them. Do they just pull out of the connector? Do I try to pull them into the connector a little more, turn them 90 degrees and then pull them out?

The donor car's spoiler is cracked, so I only care about the trunk lid, but I would like to be nice to my old spoiler.

Thanks,

--
Klausc, a Volvoholic






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