Black Connection Removal, Did I Break It?

[mnorris23]

So I took it upon myself to try and untangle the ETM cable from around the starter bracket and ended up trying to remove the black connection. I undid the screws and pried up lightly, the glue came loose and this is a crosspost I am just copy and pasting. Was hoping you guys could help me out. Thanks!

Hi everyone, I removed my white labeled ETM on my 2000 S70 GLT and found that the electrical connection was wrapped around a mount. To get it all the way out I decided to remove the black connection on the ETM. I unscrewed the two bolts and pried it up and the glue came loose and I am now stuck with this:



Question,
1.did I break it?
2.Is it salvageable?
3.How do you remove this connection correctly?
4.How can I fix it if its broken?
5.How do I test to see if it is functioning properly in the car?

I know lots of questions, any help would be appreciated, thanks guys

[mnorris23]

Bump? Please help?

[ChrisatXeMODeX]

[quote]Question,
1.did I break it?
2.Is it salvageable?
3.How do you remove this connection correctly?
4.How can I fix it if its broken?
5.How do I test to see if it is functioning properly in the car?

I know lots of questions, any help would be appreciated, thanks guys
/quote]

1. Yes
2. Yes
3. Follow the wire (about 16") until you find the connector.
4. Yes (+$50.00)
5. Now its too late since the wire is broken, but we can test the ETM for you here.

[precopster]

I answered these questions in your duplicate post. I.also linked to.a thread with an example of a damaged one I repaired.

The connector you should have released is very close to the engine mount beneath the intake manifold. Pull on.the wire and you will be able to locate it.

[mnorris23]

Thanks guy, sorry for the cross post, I got a functioning ETM from the yard and am going to try and return this as a core. I appreciate the feedback.