Section I: Basic Info and Preparation
Section II: Disassembly
Section III: Wiring
Section IV: Reassemble
- Replace Relay Panel
- Replace Fuse Panel
- Assembling release for trunk lid
- Installing inner door sill (passenger)
- Access Under Gear Shift Mechanism
- Installing center console (front section)
- Install center console
- Installing front seat
- Install Passenger Under Dash Panel
- Connect battery
Replacing Gear Shift Mechanism | |
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Reposition the gear shift mechanism and tighten the fastening nuts that retain it. Be conscious of where your wires run underneath. |
Install Center Console (Front Section) | |||
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No. | Procedure | Instructions | |
1 | Main console | Replace main console body. Make sure that your power window and heated seat switches exit through the opening in the body. | |
2 | Metal support bracket | Insert the black metal support bracket -18- and tighten fastening nuts -17-. | |
3 | Center console (front section) | Insert the front of the center console -15- and tighten fastening screws -5-. | |
4 | Right cover | Snap the right cover -14- into clips -3-. | |
5 | Left cover | Snap the left cover -13- into clips -3-. | |
6 | Front trim | Clip the front trim -12- into place (connect the plug connections of the rocker switch if occupied). | |
7 | Cover, front right | Snap the front right cover -2- into clips -3-. | |
8 | Cover, front left | Snap the front left cover -1- into clips -3-. | |
Note: Additional steps are necessary if navigation unit CD drive and/or heating/air conditioning control is located in lower two slots of center console (front section) in place of oddments trays. |
Install Passenger Under Dash Panel
Install the black molded panel from under the passenger dash by tightening the two plastic retaining screws with a regular screwdriver.
Tip: This is a good opportunity to vacuum up all the foreign matter that you can't normally reach with the seats installed.
Installing front seat | |||
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No. | Procedure | Instructions | |
1 | Connecting electrical plug connection. | Join the plug connection; press in plug connector locking device on the side. | |
2 | Fitting seat screws at rear. | Position seat rails on the seat baseframe, screw the rear M10 x 28 Torx screws into the seat baseframe on the left and right using the E 12 socket wrench insert and tighten; tightening torque;: 65 Nm (48 ftlb.). | |
3 | Fitting seat screws at front. | Move seat to its rear limit position, screw the front M10 x 28 Torx screws into the seat baseframe on the left and right using the E 12 socket wrench insert and tighten; tightening torque;: 65 Nm (48 ftlb.). | |
4 | Fitting seat rail cover. | Push seat rail cover into front end of the left and right seat rails until the seat rail cover engages. | |
Note: You may be able to undo the Torx screws using a 10mm wrench. You do risk stripping the heads of these bolts (999.141.038.07) which cost about $4.00 each to replace. |
Note: After disconnecting the battery, you should be aware of the following:
- It's been reported that disconnecting the battery on cars with low fuel (i.e. less than quarter tank) may cause the fuel gauge to display incorrectly.
- Vehicles with the additional equipment M 536 (alarm siren with tilt sensor) must be disconnected with the ignition on in order to avoid triggering the alarm siren.
- If you disconnect the battery with the ignition on it may cause your airbag warning lamp to illuminate, requiring a trip to the service department to reset.
- You may lose fault memories of vehicle control modules.
- The limit positions of the power windows are deleted from the control module when the battery is disconnected. To remedy, manually close each power window as far as it will go, then press the rocker switch for closing the window again.
- The theft-protection code of the Radio and PCM navigation system must be entered again in order to function.