Nissan Micra Harness Connector Description - How to Disconnect Connectors (EL-2)
Electrical shop-manual page EL-2 explaining harness connector design and the push/lift locking-section release method, cautioning against pulling the harness when disconnecting.
This is a service manual page from the Electrical (EL) section, page EL-2, titled "HARNESS CONNECTOR – Description." It explains that all harness connectors are designed so they do not become loose or disconnected accidentally, and that connectors can be disconnected by pushing or lifting the locking section. A caution warns technicians not to pull on the harness itself when disconnecting a connector. The page includes a large illustrated example panel showing seven different connector styles and how to release each: multi-pin connectors with terminal retainers (push to release), a water-proof type connector with packing, small single- and dual-cavity connectors released by lifting or pushing the locking tab, a combination meter connector requiring pushing tabs on both top and bottom, and a relay connector released with a push tab. The illustration reference code SEL769D appears at the bottom right. A reader learns the correct, damage-free method for disconnecting each type of factory harness connector before performing electrical repairs or diagnosis.
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Frequently asked questions
- How do you disconnect a Nissan harness connector without damaging it?
- The connector is disconnected by pushing or lifting the locking section. The manual cautions: do not pull the harness when disconnecting the connector.
- Why don't harness connectors come loose on their own?
- All harness connectors are designed so that they do not become loose or disconnected accidentally.
- How is the combination meter connector released?
- The illustration shows the combination meter connector is released by pushing locking tabs on both the top and bottom (PUSH shown on both sides).
- What is the packing shown on one of the connectors?
- The packing is a seal used on the water-proof type connector, labeled 'Packing (Water-proof type)' in the diagram.
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