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Removal Procedure

  1. Remove the instrument panel trim pad. Refer to Instrument Panel Trim Pad Replacement 
  2. Remove the passenger side SIR inflator module. Refer to REMOVAL (PASSENGER-SIDE) for Airbag Instrument Panel Module Replacement in SIR
  3. Remove the brake pedal reinforcement nuts.
  4. Remove the air distribution ducts from the cross vehicle beam.
  5. Fig 1: Locating Relays
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  6. Remove the bolts from the relay bracket and position the relay bracket aside
  7. Fig 2: View Of BCM Bracket
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  8. Remove the bolts from the BCM bracket and position the BCM bracket aside
  9. Release the instrument panel wiring harness retaining clips and position the instrument panel wiring harness aside.
  10. Fig 3: View Of HVAC Module Center Support Bracket & Bolts
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  11. Remove the bolts from the HVAC center module support bracket
  12. Remove the HVAC module center support bracket
  13. Fig 4: View Of HVAC Module Upper Support Brackets
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  14. Remove the bolts from the HVAC module upper support brackets
  15. Fig 5: Identifying I/P Carrier To The Left Hinge Pillar Bolts
    GM482587Courtesy of GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY
  16. Remove the LH cross vehicle beam to hinge pillar bolts
  17. Fig 6: View Of Bolts/Screws For IP Carrier And Cross Vehicle Beam To Hinge Pillar
    GM482588Courtesy of GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY
  18. Remove the RH cross vehicle beam to hinge pillar bolts
  19. Fig 7: Identifying I/P Carrier
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  20. Remove the cross vehicle beam from the vehicle
  21. Remove the defrost distribution ducts from the cross vehicle beam.