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Headliner (Non-Heat Pump) - Remove and Replace: Install

  1. Install the LH coat hook bezel to the LH coat hook assembly, and then fasten the clips that attach the coat hook bezel to the coat hook assembly.
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  2. Install the RH coat hook bezel to the RH coat hook assembly, and then fasten the clips that attach the coat hook bezel to the coat hook assembly.
  3. Install the rear overhead console to the headliner, and then fasten the clips that attach the overhead console to the headliner.
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  4. Connect the electrical harness to the rear overhead console connector.
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  5. Install the front overhead console to the headliner, and then fasten the clips that attach the overhead console to the headliner.
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  6. Connect the electrical harness to the front overhead console connector.
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  7. Install the LH and RH headliner tweeter covers to the headliner, and then fasten the clips that attach the tweeter covers to the headliner.
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  8. Install the headliner. See Headliner (Non-Heat Pump) - Remove and Install 

    Tip: The headliner shipping bag might be useful as a "third hand" for installation.

    1. Lay the shipping bag flat with the opening toward you.
    2. Use scissors to cut both the top and bottom sides of the bag up the middle, until there is about 12 in (30 cm) left. The bag will look like a pair of pants.
    3. Open the vehicle front/rear (as appropriate) doors, set the bag on the vehicle roof, and then bring the "legs" of the bag through each doorway into the cabin.
    4. Tie the very ends of the legs together to make a very loose loop out of the cabin, over the roof, and back into the cabin. If the loop is too tight, cut a little more up the middle.
    5. Use the loop to support the headliner during installation. If the loop is too loose, tie an additional knot to reduce slack.