PCM removal
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I've heard that one can remove a panel on the inner fender on the passenger side.
I doubt if you have to remove the whole fender like we did (for a different reason) - but here's a pic if that helps....
I doubt if you have to remove the whole fender like we did (for a different reason) - but here's a pic if that helps....
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1. Raise the car
2. Remove the right front wheel
3. Remove the wheelhouse filler panel
4.Remove the fasteners holding the Throttle Actuator Control (TAC)
5. Disconnect the PCM electrical harness conn.
6. Loosen but do not remove the PCM rear retaining fastener. Use the rear retaining fastener as an anchor for the outer bracket.
7. Remove the front retaining fastener from the PCM
8. Reposition the PCM outer bracket
9. remove the PCM from the bracket and the car
2. Remove the right front wheel
3. Remove the wheelhouse filler panel
4.Remove the fasteners holding the Throttle Actuator Control (TAC)
5. Disconnect the PCM electrical harness conn.
6. Loosen but do not remove the PCM rear retaining fastener. Use the rear retaining fastener as an anchor for the outer bracket.
7. Remove the front retaining fastener from the PCM
8. Reposition the PCM outer bracket
9. remove the PCM from the bracket and the car
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From: American Canyon Lethal Injection
Originally Posted by blacksedan87
I've heard that one can remove a panel on the inner fender on the passenger side.
I doubt if you have to remove the whole fender like we did (for a different reason) - but here's a pic if that helps....
I doubt if you have to remove the whole fender like we did (for a different reason) - but here's a pic if that helps....
glad you cleared that up. Thanks for the cut away look so I knew what I'm looking for. Looks forward and simple to do.Thanks,
Rsty
