<VV> 62 Disassembly

Daniel Monasterio dmonasterio at hotmail.com
Mon Dec 7 20:33:13 EST 2009


If your asking is for removing the plastic plugs from the metal terminals, the procedure is this:

 

For male terminals, if you look closely, they are locked transversly so, if you push the tang with a small flat screw driver, you will be able to slide the terminal back from the plastic plug. For female terminals, the locking tab is on the small middle recess (look closely by the end) which, can be realesed by pushing and twisting a flatened steel wire inserted on the middle recess. If not enough clear (hard to explain in English), I can take some pictures, tomorrow.

 

Daniel Monasterio
 
> Date: Mon, 7 Dec 2009 17:08:03 -0800
> From: ed.orbea at gmail.com
> To: virtualvairs at corvair.org
> Subject: <VV> 62 Disassembly
> 
> I am starting to disassembly by 62 Monza Coupe in preparation for final 
> body work and paint. I have the 62 assembly manual, but it is no help 
> for this specific question.
> When attempting to remove the rear tail lights (the turn/stop not the 
> backup) the wiring harness goes from the light assembly to a rubber male 
> plug on the rear inner fender. While I can disconnect the wiring harness 
> at the plug, I cannot figure out how to remove the plug from the inner 
> fender or disconnect the wires that run from the light assembly to the plug.
> 
> So what is the trick to removing the lights?
> 
> Ed Orbea
> '62 Monza
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