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How to unplug this Yaw Rate Sensor connector?

Bcubed

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Anyone know how to unplug this connector? I really do not want to break it..

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It is the back connector for the Yaw Rate Sensor behind the headlights… a rat got up in there while I was not able to ride due to knee surgery. I'm trying to evaluate the damage and see if it is fixable.

2015 RTS
 
That gray tab springing towards inside has to be pushed out to release lock tab. So use your finger or a screwdriver to push it out, then push the connector back. It doesn't seem like there is one on the other side. There's a gray piece on the top side too, that might have to slide.

Maybe look up the schematics online, like you're going to order a part, that might show some more detail.
 
That gray tab springing towards inside has to be pushed out to release lock tab. So use your finger or a screwdriver to push it out, then push the connector back. It doesn't seem like there is one on the other side. There's a gray piece on the top side too, that might have to slide.

Maybe look up the schematics online, like you're going to order a part, that might show some more detail.
Thanks, I will give it a try.
 
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