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Motor on the shroud (it's spot welded in 3 places)
Motor on the shroud (it's spot welded in 3 places)
0 2018/09/02 17:08:43 doctor J
The blade is attached to the hub with Phillips-flat screws; I used my universal screwdriver
The blade is attached to the hub with Phillips-flat screws; I used my universal screwdriver
0 2018/09/02 17:07:08 doctor J
Time to take apart the brake system
Time to take apart the brake system
0 2018/09/02 17:04:02 doctor J
I was able to slide entire assembly off the spindle
I was able to slide entire assembly off the spindle
0 2018/09/02 17:02:49 doctor J
Destroyed nut cap (screwdriver and hammer)
Destroyed nut cap (screwdriver and hammer)
0 2018/09/02 17:01:50 doctor J
The new client
The new client
0 2018/09/02 16:57:41 doctor J
0 2018/07/31 08:11:45 doctor J
Approximate Third clip location (accessible after fender liner removal), I left it alone
Approximate Third clip location (accessible after fender liner removal), I left it alone
0 2018/07/25 07:58:28 doctor J
Lower clip on passenger door
Lower clip on passenger door
0 2018/07/25 07:57:48 doctor J
Upper clip (passenger door)
Upper clip (passenger door)
0 2018/07/25 07:57:03 doctor J
0 2018/07/25 07:56:33 doctor J
0 2018/07/10 11:09:10 doctor J
0 2018/07/10 09:23:51 doctor J
0 2018/07/09 11:17:54 doctor J
The spring is finally removed but the cylinder is messed up!
The spring is finally removed but the cylinder is messed up!
0 2018/07/09 10:53:36 doctor J
0 2018/07/09 10:53:16 doctor J
A/c switch actuation is shown; it has 3 flat contact springs. The push button face cover (saying A/C)  needs to be pried off the actuator; the actuator than slides out from the back
A/c switch actuation is shown; it has 3 flat contact springs. The push button face cover (saying A/C) needs to be pried off the actuator; the actuator than slides out from the back
0 2018/07/09 09:44:16 doctor J
Inverted defrost switch actuator (left) with corresponding contacts on contact board;when flat contact spring breaks off the actuator the switch will not work correctly
Inverted defrost switch actuator (left) with corresponding contacts on contact board;when flat contact spring breaks off the actuator the switch will not work correctly
0 2018/07/09 09:40:40 doctor J
0 2018/07/09 09:40:09 doctor J
Top view; the main contact board can be pulled out as soon as on/off status lamps are removed
Top view; the main contact board can be pulled out as soon as on/off status lamps are removed
0 2018/07/09 09:38:22 doctor J
Bottom view; night illumination lamps are removed and entire board can be pulled out
Bottom view; night illumination lamps are removed and entire board can be pulled out
0 2018/07/09 09:36:47 doctor J
Same pins with the back plate removed,black  return springs are visible at mid level (one spring for each white actuator)
Same pins with the back plate removed,black return springs are visible at mid level (one spring for each white actuator)
0 2018/07/09 09:33:55 doctor J
0 2018/07/09 09:33:13 doctor J
Arrows are pointing to night illumination pins (+ and - )
Arrows are pointing to night illumination pins (+ and - )
0 2018/07/09 09:31:56 doctor J
Red arrow points to the night illumination lamp (dark blue); cyan arrow points to the light transmitting prism from on/off lamp (amber)
Red arrow points to the night illumination lamp (dark blue); cyan arrow points to the light transmitting prism from on/off lamp (amber)
0 2018/07/09 09:29:09 doctor J
0 2018/07/06 19:31:46 doctor J
0 2018/07/02 12:51:00 doctor J
0 2018/06/29 06:54:30 doctor J
0 2018/06/27 08:32:04 doctor J
0 2018/06/27 08:28:30 doctor J
0 2018/06/27 08:27:52 doctor J
0 2018/06/27 08:25:24 doctor J
0 2018/06/27 08:24:30 doctor J
0 2018/06/26 07:46:13 doctor J
Note: the plastic tabs immediately below the headlight are very fragile and can brake easy during bumper removal!
Note: the plastic tabs immediately below the headlight are very fragile and can brake easy during bumper removal!
0 2018/06/25 07:12:20 doctor J
Inset screwdriver between two round bosses as shown; use box end offset to keep it in place when undoing the nut
Inset screwdriver between two round bosses as shown; use box end offset to keep it in place when undoing the nut
0 2018/06/25 07:06:34 doctor J
One more view of the screws; the nut on the motor came out very easy
One more view of the screws; the nut on the motor came out very easy
0 2018/06/25 07:03:48 doctor J
These two Phillips screws that are attaching motor to the beam are installed with thread locking compound ad will require additional steps to remove! I used an impact without much of the success!
These two Phillips screws that are attaching motor to the beam are installed with thread locking compound ad will require additional steps to remove! I used an impact without much of the success!
0 2018/06/25 07:00:14 doctor J
Close up
Close up
0 2018/06/25 06:58:30 doctor J
Left cover removed; time to unbolt three 10mm screws and disconnect electrical plug from the motor
Left cover removed; time to unbolt three 10mm screws and disconnect electrical plug from the motor
0 2018/06/25 06:56:06 doctor J
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