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Removal Procedure

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    Fig 1: View Of Coolant Heater Electrical Connector
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  1. Disconnect the coolant heater cord (1).
  2. Fig 2: Identifying Heater Cord Clip At Shock Tower Stud
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  3. If equipped with regular production options (RPOs) LE5/L61, remove the air cleaner nut (1).
  4. Remove the heater cord clip (2) from the shock tower stud (3).
  5. Fig 3: Identifying Coolant Heater Cord
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  6. If equipped with RPO LSJ, remove the coolant heater clip nut (1).
  7. Remove the heater cord clip (2) from the shock tower stud (3).
  8. Remove the coolant heater cord.