Genuine Accessories
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A. Remove the fuse panel cover and set aside in a safe location.
CAUTION: Do NOT scratch the Lower Dash Panel. Do NOT damage
knee airbag.
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Nylon Panel Removal Tool
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#2 Phillips Screwdriver
CAUTION: Do NOT scratch the Dash Side Panel.
CAUTION: Do NOT scratch the Fuse Panel Cover.
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A. Remove two (2) Phillips screws shown and set aside in a safe location.
B. Disengage retention tab.
A. Using the nylon panel removal tool, open the access cover on the lower
right hand side of the dash panel to reveal the Phillips screw.
B. Remove the one (1) Phillips screw from the lower right hand side of the
panel.
C. Dislodge the lower dash panel by disengaging retention clips shown
above.
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Be careful when releasing the clip over the switch panel,
shown above, to avoid damaging the panel and clip.
NOTE:
Pay special attention when disengaging the lower left hand side
panel Tab and area around the switch panel.
D. Disconnect the two (2) Connectors from the switch panel and any other
Electrical Connectors, if applicable.
E. Disconnect the OBDII connector from the lower dash panel, and remove
the lower dash panel.
F. Place the removed parts in a safe location for reinstallation.
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A. Reach through the fuse panel opening and push the Dash Side Panel
out by dislodging the three (3) pressure clips.
B. Remove the Dash Side Panel and set aside in a safe location.
#2 Phillips Screwdriver and Nylon Panel Removal Tool
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Phillips
Screws
Retention
Tabs
Fuse Panel
Cover
Retaining
Tab
OBDII
Connector
Retention
Clip
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Access Cover
and
Phillips
Screw
Revision Date
03/03/2020
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