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Old 14-01-2009
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Is there a trick to unplugging the sensor cables? They don't seem to want to come out and I'm a little concerned to force them. Is there a catch on the plug or something?
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nope just pull.

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pull the plug right, or safe to pull the cable?
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I just pull the cable, if its plainly too tight you could try getting your finger nails under the plug, dont use a screwdriver or such or you could break the holder.
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brutal but it worked! thanks.
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