Hey guys this is my first time posting so I hope it turns out ok. I've been a member for quite a while now and have used the site lots for researching problems or future mods. But usually I can find what Im looking for with the search and some patience 
Anyways this summer I bought a 2010 6.2 Silverado for a little more go and extra potential for the occasional "hooning" than my previous 2006 5.3 (really loved that truck). But after messing around in the rain a bit and reading posts on here I've found that even after you spend 10 or more seconds of your life holding the button to turn off Stabilitrak, it's still not actually off... And I'm worried it's going to drive me nuts once we finally get some snow here in MB.
So I came across a post on here with a video
about making a switch in the cab to simulate pulling the fuse on the whole abs/Stabilitrak system. That's seems to be the best answer I can find and looks like a pretty good idea. But here's where I need help. In the video he already had the top of the fuse box separated from the bottom to access the wire. I can get mine unlatched and stuff but all or most of the wiring is still plugged into the top and I can't figure out how to get it apart?
How do I get it apart? Or if anyone has any other suggestions to do something similar I'd love to hear them.
Anyways this summer I bought a 2010 6.2 Silverado for a little more go and extra potential for the occasional "hooning" than my previous 2006 5.3 (really loved that truck). But after messing around in the rain a bit and reading posts on here I've found that even after you spend 10 or more seconds of your life holding the button to turn off Stabilitrak, it's still not actually off... And I'm worried it's going to drive me nuts once we finally get some snow here in MB.
So I came across a post on here with a video
How do I get it apart? Or if anyone has any other suggestions to do something similar I'd love to hear them.
