Module, Vehicle Pedestrian Alert: Removal: Removal

NOTE:

Disconnecting the 12-volt battery negative cable alone will not power down the 12-volt system. To power down the 12-volt system completely, the 12-volt power down procedure must be carried out.

Depower the 12-volt electrical system. Refer to ELECTRIC VEHICLE CONTROL SYSTEM, STANDARD PROCEDURE .
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Fig 1: Gear Shifter Switch Bezel
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Detach the electronic shifter switch bezel (1).

Fig 2: Three Electrical Connectors
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Disconnect the three electrical connectors (1) below the electronic shifter switch bezel.

Fig 3: Rear Floor Console Nut
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Remove the floor console rear cup holder insert, and remove the rear floor console nut (1).

Fig 4: Floor Console Vent Panel Screws
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Remove the two floor console vent panel screws (1), and remove the two floor console vent panels.

Fig 5: Front Floor Console Screws
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Remove the two front floor console screws (1).

Fig 6: Front Floor Console Nuts
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Remove the front floor console cup holder insert, and remove the two front floor console nuts (1).
Disconnect the floor console 12-volt outlet electrical connector, and remove the floor console.

Fig 7: Center Console Screws & Bolts
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Remove the two center console screws (1), and the two center console bolts (2).

Fig 8: Pedestrian Alert Module, Electrical Connector & Plastic Retainers
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Disconnect the pedestrian alert module electrical connector (1).
Remove the two plastic retainers (3), and remove the pedestrian alert module (2).