Installation Procedure
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- When replacing either harness, lay the replacement harness side by side with the old harness and transfer every alignment mark.
- After all alignment marks have been transferred, replace every fastener, installing each one in the correct position with the correct directional orientation.
- If the alignment marks are lost or not made before separating the harnesses then the following procedure will need to be followed. Otherwise proceed to Step 11.
- Measure Distance A on the power steering wiring harness extension harness from the top of the electrical connector and make a mark. Distance A is 11 cm (4.33 in).
- Measure Distance B on the power steering assist motor wiring harness from the top of the electrical connector and make a mark. Distance B is 12.5 cm (5 in).
- Align the two harnesses by the marks and install the appropriate fastener.
- Measure Distance A on the power steering wiring harness extension harness from the previously installed fastener and make a mark. Distance A is 20.5 cm (8 in).
- Pull any slack out of the two harnesses, hold them together at the mark that was made, and install the appropriate fastener.
- Measure Distance A on the power steering wiring harness extension harness from the previously installed fastener and make a mark. Distance A is 20.5 cm (8 in).
- Pull any slack out of the two harnesses, hold them together at the mark that was made, and install the appropriate fastener.
- Install the power steering assist motor. Refer to Power Steering Assist Motor Replacement .
IMPORTANT:
Use the new fasteners provided with the power steering wiring harness extension harness kit. Do not re-use any fasteners.
IMPORTANT:
Use a paint pen or other suitable marking tool.
IMPORTANT:
Ensure the position and directional orientation of every fastener before securing it.