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Disconnecting and connecting electrical wiring of mounting blocks and control modules (Mercedes-Benz G-Class W463)

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Four types of quick-release connectors equipped with locking elements are used to connect electrical wiring to mounting blocks and control modules.

Connector with locking bracket (2) and locking tongue (1), - to release, lower the bracket (2) down…

Connector with locking bracket (2) and locking tongue (1), - to release, lower the bracket (2) down (arrow), connection is made with the bracket lowered


Connector with two locks - to release, squeeze (arrows), when connecting, make sure the locks snap…

Connector with two locks - to release, squeeze (arrows), when connecting, make sure the locks snap into place securely


Connector with one lock - to release press (arrow), when connecting make sure the lock snaps…

Connector with one lock - to release press (arrow), when connecting make sure the lock snaps securely




The connector does not have locks, when connecting, make sure it fits correctly

The connector does not have locks, when connecting, make sure it fits correctly
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