A connector for connecting a component to a bolt, wherein the connector is of multi-part design and has a base part and at least one holding part displaceably arranged on the base part, wherein
- the base part has a connecting section for connecting to the component, and
- the base part has a receptacle for receiving the bolt,
- wherein the base part has a clamping element which partially delimits the receptacle, wherein the clamping element assumes a first position in a delivery state of the connector in which the bolt has not yet been inserted into the receptacle and can be moved outward into a second position,
- wherein the holding part has a first retaining lug which is arranged in a first latching recess of the base part in the delivery state or is arranged at a distance from the first latching recess of the base part in the delivery state, but can, however, be brought into the first latching recess of the base part by a relative movement in a first direction between the holding part and the base part, wherein the arrangement of the first retaining lug in the first latching recess blocks a relative movement between the holding part and the base part in the first direction
- wherein the holding part has a spring arm, wherein the spring arm engages in a delivery recess of the base part in the delivery state or does not engage in the delivery recess of the base part in the delivery state, but, however, the delivery recess can be brought into engagement with the delivery recess by a relative movement in a second, opposite direction between the holding part and the base part
- wherein the delivery recess has a wall and, if it engages with the delivery recess, the spring arm can come into contact with the wall and an abutment between the spring arm and the wall blocks a relative movement between the holding part and the base part in the second direction,
- wherein
- when moving from the first position to the second position from the inside, the clamping element comes into contact with the spring arm when the spring arm is in engagement with the delivery recess, and the spring arm is not in engagement with the delivery recess when the clamping element is in the second position.