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Old 03-29-2007, 02:04 PM
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I replaced the chip on the DME fine. Now I am having problems with the connector plug. Is there a trick to getting it on there. I do not want to press too hard and break something. Should I put the DME behind the bracket and then put the plug on? Should I put the plug on first and then put the DME behind the bracket? The plug is a bitch to get on though Any tips for this?

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It levers in. The end opposite the wires goes in first and hooks in, then it hinges down.
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Cory,

Did you get this back together?
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Cory,

Did you get this back together?
Yep. Thanks!
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