park MERCEDES-BENZ ML350 1997 Complete Repair Manual

3
Remove engine hood hinge on the front

passenger side

AR88.40-P-3060GH

*BR00.45-Z-1004-01A


Danger!

Risk of explosion
from explosive gas.
Risk

of poisoning and caustic burns from

swallowing battery electrolyte.
Risk of injury


through burns to skin and eyes from battery

acid or when handling damaged lead-acid

batteries
No fire, sparks, naked flames or smoking.

Wear protective gloves, acid-resistant

clothing and safety glasses. Pour battery

electrolyte only into suitable and appropriately

marked containers.

AS54.10-Z-0001-01A

4
Remove battery

AR54.10-P-0005GH

5
Remove air conditioning blower motor

AR83.30-P-5560GH

6
Print out template (6) and adapt the size to

the correct dimensions (a, b)Determine ACTUAL dimension (a) from the

drawing.

Divide the SPECIFIED dimension (a) by the

determined ACTUAL dimension (a) and copy

the template to the original size with the

corresponding factor.

Check dimensions for both axles.

7
Cut out template

8
Cut out holes (7, 8) for engine hood hinge

studs

9
Position template in the engine hood hinge

support using the stud holes

The template is drawn for the left side.

Turn over to obtain the right side.

10
Center the engine hood hinge support on the

template using the markings (9, 10, 11)

11
Remove template

12
Drill a hole at each center punch mark (3, 4, 5)

Only drill through the 2 upper panels. Do

not drill through the reinforcement panel (3rd

panel).


*201589005100

13
Cover windshield, paint surface and adjacent

components adequately in order to avoid

damage due to welding work

Cover apertures in the body in order to

prevent flying sparks: the foam in the

instrument panel burns easily.

c

General information on repairs to body

AH60.00-N-0001-01A


Danger!

The high voltage used for arc welding

presents a lethal hazard
.
Explosion hazard


when welding in area of materials easily

inflammable.
Injury hazard
from welding

spatter and UV-light while welding.
Risk of

poisoning
when inhaling welding vapors.
Use insulating mats. Wear protective clothing,

safety glasses, and protective mask.

Remove

highly inflammable materials from the danger

zone. Use air extractor.

AS00.00-Z-0007-01A

14
Plug weld each hole

*WE58.40-Z-1005-02A

15
Plug welds should be flat and ground smooth

16
Remove covers and clean the repair area

17
Prime untreated points in the area of the

engine hood hinge support

18
Prime the underside of the reinforcement

panel of the engine hood hinge

Access to underside of engine hood hinge

support through the recess for the wiper motor.

19
Spray the underside of the reinforcement

panel of the engine hood hinge support with

wax preservative

Access to underside of engine hood hinge

support through the recess for the wiper motor.

20
Install in the reverse order

Weld spot miller

201 589 00 51 00

Workshop equipment/MB testers
(see Workshop Equipment Manual)

WE58.40-Z-1005-02A
MIG inert gas welding equipment, aluminum weldable, sold by company Wieländer & Schill

Repair products

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FUNCTIONAL TEST PREPARATION
1. Check condition of fuses F16, F41, F43 and F44. See WIRING DIAGRAMS . Repair and/or replace
fuses and necessary.
2. Turn ignition on. Locate in-vehicle temperature sensor aspirator blower vent grille above anti-theft
indicator light. Place a half-inch square of tissue paper over aspirator blower vent grille. If paper stays on
vent grille, go to next step. If paper does not stay on vent grille, correct insufficient aspirator blower
ventilation.
3. Put shift lever in "P" and engage parking brake. Run engine at idle until it reaches normal operating
temperature, about 176°F (80°C). Ensure ambient (outside) temperature is greater than 58°F (15°C).
4. Manually open center and side air outlets. Ensure recirculation button is not depressed. Set blower speed
knob to position No. 1.
FUNCTION TEST
Defrost Mode
To check operation in defrost mode, set temperature selector knob to White range (vertical). Set mode control
knob to 12-o'clock position (vertical). Ensure A/C button indicator is illuminated. Air will vent from defrost and
center outlets and A/C compressor will engage. If operation is not as specified, perform the following in order:
Check voltage supply circuit Z50/2 between No. 16 fuse (15-amp) and connected components. See
VOLTAGE SUPPLY CIRCUIT Z50/2
under ELECTRICAL TESTS.
Check ground circuit. See GROUND CIRCUIT Z50/4 under ELECTRICAL TESTS.
Check in-vehicle temperature sensor signal voltage. See IN-VEHICLE TEMPERATURE SENSOR
under ELECTRICAL TESTS.
Check in-vehicle temperature sensor signal resistance. See IN-VEHICLE TEMPERATURE SENSOR
under ELECTRICAL TESTS.
Check icing protection temperature sensor signal voltage. See ICING PROTECTION
TEMPERATURE SENSOR under ELECTRICAL TESTS.
Check icing protection temperature sensor resistance. See ICING PROTECTION TEMPERATURE
SENSOR under ELECTRICAL TESTS.
Check activation voltage during temperature reduction. See ACTIVATION VOLTAGE
TEMPERATURE under ELECTRICAL TESTS.
Check activation voltage during temperature increase. See ACTIVATION VOLTAGE
TEMPERATURE under ELECTRICAL TESTS.
Check blend air flap actuator motor operation voltage. See BLEND AIR FLAP ACTUATOR MOTOR
under ELECTRICAL TESTS.
Check blend air flap actuator motor resistance. See BLEND AIR FLAP ACTUATOR MOTOR under
ELECTRICAL TESTS.
Check A/C button activation. See A/C BUTTON under ELECTRICAL TESTS.
Check A/C pressure switch. See A/C REFRIGERANT PRESSURE SWITCH under ELECTRICAL NOTE: Function test steps must be performed in order given.

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Fig. 6: Removing Cooling Fans & Condenser
Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.
COOLING FANS
Removal & Installation
Remove headlight units. Remove upper frame crossmember, release hood release control cable and remove
crossmember. See Fig. 6
. Remove 2 cooling fans frame bolts on radiator. Disconnect cooling fan connector.
Release outside temperature sensor wiring harness. Pull up on cooling fan and remove. To install, reverse
removal procedure. Ensure cooling fan bottom guides are properly seated in lower mounts.
EVAPORATOR
Removal & Installation
Remove A/C housing unit. See A/C HOUSING UNIT . Remove expansion valve. See Fig. 5 . Discard "O"
rings. Disassemble A/C housing unit. Remove evaporator. Remove evaporator temperature sensor. To install,
reverse removal procedure. Use NEW "O" rings lubricated with refrigerant oil. If installing a new or repair
evaporator, add 1.35 ounces of NEW refrigerant oil to evaporator.
EXPANSION VALVE
Removal & Installation
1. Discharge A/C system, using approved refrigerant recovery/recycling equipment. Without disconnecting
coolant hoses, remove coolant expansion reservoir and set aside. Remove refrigerant line bracket and
loosen clamps. See Fig. 5
. Pull refrigerant lines out of expansion valve.
2. Remove expansion valve self-locking nut and discard. Remove expansion valve. Discard "O" rings. To
install, reverse removal procedure. Use NEW "O" rings lubricated with refrigerant oil. Tighten NEW self-
locking nut to specification. See TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
.
INSTRUMENT PANEL & INSTRUMENT PANEL CARRIER
Removal & Installation
1. Secure vehicle against rolling. Set transmission selector to "D" position. Obtain radio security code.
Disconnect negative battery cable. Remove driver-side air bag.
2. Place match marks on steering wheel and steering shaft. Remove steering wheel, upper steering column
covers and combination switch. Remove instrument cluster cover frame. Remove one instrument panel
lower section bolt.
3. Remove screws in footwell from left side of instrument panel bottom section. Remove instrument panel
center section. Remove 4 A/C control panel screws and remove control panel. See Fig. 1
. Release pull
cables and disconnect connectors.
4. Remove screws from center section. Remove glove box. Remove screws in footwell from right side of
instrument panel bottom section. Remove entry courtesy lights. Remove end covers and screws.
5. Release 4 "A" clips between instrument panel bottom section and upper section. See Fig. 7
. Release
parkin
g brake release cable from handle. With assistance, remove instrument panel bottom section.

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GF54.30-P-2001A
Indicator / warning displays, function
24.10.96

MODEL
129, 140 as of 1.6.96,

163, 168, 170,

202 as of 1.8.96,

208 up to 31.7.99,

210 as of 1.6.96 up to 30.6.99

The table below lists the various warning alarms and indications

according to type (visual/acoustic) and their actuation (direct/CAN).

Visual warning and indicator signals actuated over direct lines:
D
Left turn signal indicator lamp (A1e1)

D
Right turn signal indicator lamp (A1e2)

D
High beam indicator lamp (A1e3)

D
Fuel reserve warning lamp (A1e4)

D
Brake fluid / parking brake warning lamp (A1e7) (except model

163)

D
Low windshield washer fluid level warning lamp (A1e13) (as of

01.09.01 also valid for model 163)

D
Low engine coolant level warning lamp (A1e11) (except model

168, model 163 as of 3.99)

D
Coolant level and temperature warning lamp (A1e11) (only model

168 as of 9.99 and only coolant level function)

D
Generator charge indicator/warning lamp (A1e5)

D
Seat belt warning lamp (A1e9)

D
Seatbelt/backrest lock warning lamp (A1e9)

D
Exterior lamp failure indicator lamp (A1e14)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
D

Hydraulic fluid level warning lamp (A1e37)

D
ADS warning lamp, suspension (A1e27)

D
Steering lock warning lamp (A1e40) (only

I
)

D
SRS airbag malfunction indicator lamp (A1e15)

D
AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp (A1e56), only model 163 except

I

Also refer to document: Indicator and warning signals triggered

over CAN data lines
Acoustic warning and indicator signals actuated over direct

lines:
D
Turn signal ticker

D
Seat belt reminder

D
Switched-on lights reminder

D
Key warning

D
Soft top warning, only model 170


Also refer to document: Acoustic warnings, function

Acoustic warning and indicator signals actuated over CAN data

lines:
D
Parking brake warning

D
Vehicle speed warning

D
Vehicle speed limit warning

D
Gear warning, only model 168


Also refer to document: Acoustic warnings, function

Indicator and warning signals triggered over

direct lines

GF54.30-P-3002A

Indicator and warning signals triggered over

CAN data lines

GF54.30-P-3003A
Acoustic warnings, function
GF54.30-P-3010A

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GF54.30-P-2001A
Indicator / warning displays, function
24.10.96

MODEL
129, 140 as of 1.6.96,

163, 168, 170,

202 as of 1.8.96,

208 up to 31.7.99,

210 as of 1.6.96 up to 30.6.99

The table below lists the various warning alarms and indications

according to type (visual/acoustic) and their actuation (direct/CAN).

Visual warning and indicator signals actuated over direct lines:
D
Left turn signal indicator lamp (A1e1)

D
Right turn signal indicator lamp (A1e2)

D
High beam indicator lamp (A1e3)

D
Fuel reserve warning lamp (A1e4)

D
Brake fluid / parking brake warning lamp (A1e7) (except model

163)

D
Low windshield washer fluid level warning lamp (A1e13) (as of

01.09.01 also valid for model 163)

D
Low engine coolant level warning lamp (A1e11) (except model

168, model 163 as of 3.99)

D
Coolant level and temperature warning lamp (A1e11) (only model

168 as of 9.99 and only coolant level function)

D
Generator charge indicator/warning lamp (A1e5)

D
Seat belt warning lamp (A1e9)

D
Seatbelt/backrest lock warning lamp (A1e9)

D
Exterior lamp failure indicator lamp (A1e14)

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
D

Hydraulic fluid level warning lamp (A1e37)

D
ADS warning lamp, suspension (A1e27)

D
Steering lock warning lamp (A1e40) (only

I
)

D
SRS airbag malfunction indicator lamp (A1e15)

D
AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp (A1e56), only model 163 except

I

Also refer to document: Indicator and warning signals triggered

over CAN data lines
Acoustic warning and indicator signals actuated over direct

lines:
D
Turn signal ticker

D
Seat belt reminder

D
Switched-on lights reminder

D
Key warning

D
Soft top warning, only model 170


Also refer to document: Acoustic warnings, function

Acoustic warning and indicator signals actuated over CAN data

lines:
D
Parking brake warning

D
Vehicle speed warning

D
Vehicle speed limit warning

D
Gear warning, only model 168


Also refer to document: Acoustic warnings, function

Indicator and warning signals triggered over

direct lines

GF54.30-P-3002A

Indicator and warning signals triggered over

CAN data lines

GF54.30-P-3003A
Acoustic warnings, function
GF54.30-P-3010A

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GF54.30-P-3003A
Indicator/warning messages triggered via CAN data buses, function
24.10.96

MODEL
129, 140 as of 1.6.96,

163, 168, 170,

202 as of 1.8.96,

208 up to 31.7.99,

210 as of 1.6.96 up to 30.6.99

Indicator and warning displays triggered via CAN

Low brake fluid level/parking brake indicator lamp (A1e7)
The parking brake signal comes from the traction system

control module.

The brake fluid signal comes directly from the switch (S11)

(except model 163).

Brake pad wear indicator lamp (A1e6)

The parking brake signal comes from the traction system

control module (N47)

Low engine oil level indicator lamp (A1e12)

The oil level signal comes from the injection system control

module (N3).

For vehicles with ASSYST, also refer to document: ASSYST

engine oil monitoring.

Preglow indicator lamp (A1e16)

The signal comes directly from the injection system control

module (N3).

Coolant level and temperature warning lamp (A1e11) model 168

only as of 9.99
The coolant temperature signal comes from the injection

system control module (N3)

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ABS MIL (A1e17)

The parking brake signal comes from the traction system

control module (N47).

"CHECK ENGINE" MIL (A1e26),


I
only

The signal comes from the injection system control module (N3)

ETS (A1e35) or ASR (A1e22) or ESP (A1e42) MIL
Lamp illuminated if there is a fault in the respective system.

The signal comes from the traction system control module

(N47).

ETS (A1e36) or ASR (A1e21) or ESP (A1e41) warning lamp
The lamp indicates that the respective system is active.

The signal comes from the traction system control module

(N47).

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Severe leak warning (

I
as of 97 only)

The fuel reserve indicator lamp (A1e4) flashes. The signal

comes from the injection system control module (N3).

The warning takes place at the earliest 30 minutes after cold

start with the engine idling and the vehicle stationary.

Also refer to document: Purge system with leak test, function
Fog lamps indicator lamp (A1e57), model 163 only except
I
)

The signal comes from the All-activity module (AAM, N10)

"LOW RANGE" indicator lamp (A1e53), model 163 only
The signal comes from the transfer case control module (N78)

Active service system (ASSYST)
Engines 112, 113, 611 (engines with oil

sensor)

GF00.20-P-2009A

Engine oil monitoring, function
Model 210 as of 01.03.97 with engine M111,

OM602, OM604, OM605 and OM606

As of 06.97 models 129, 140, 170, 202 except

engines 112, 113, 611

(Valid for engines with low oil level switch).
GF00.20-P-2009B

Displaying coolant temperature, function
Model 168 as of 9.99

GF54.30-P-3020GC

Purge system with leak test, function

GF47.30-P-3016L

Bus systems, overall function

GF54.00-P-0004A

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GF54.30-P-3002A
Indicator and warning signals triggered over direct lines, function
24.10.96

MODEL
129, 140 as of 1.6.96,

163, 168, 170,

202 as of 1.8.96,

208 up to 31.7.99,

210 as of 1.6.96 up to 30.6.99

Indicator and warning signals

Indicator lamps for left turn signal (A1e1) and right turn signal

(A1e2)
The signal in models 129, 140, 170, 202 comes from the

combination relay (turn signals with trailer coupling, rear

window defroster, wiper motor, anti-theft alarm system)

(N10/2), and in model 210 from the multifunction control

module (N10-1) or the driver's side signal acquisition and

actuation module (SAM) (N10/1).

In model 168 the entire turn signal control is located in the

instrument cluster (A1).

Brake fluid / parking brake warning lamp (A1e7)

The signal for the brake fluid comes direct from the brake fluid level switch (S11) (except model 163).

(The signal for the parking brake comes over CAN.)

Low windshield washer fluid level warning lamp (A1e13) except

models 163 and 168
See

document: Coolant/washer fluid level voltage coding, task /

function

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Low windshield washer fluid level warning lamp (A1e13) as of

01.09.01 for model 163
See document: Displaying washer fluid level, function

Low engine coolant level warning lamp (A1e11) except models

163 and 168
See

document: Coolant/washer fluid level voltage coding, task /

function

Low engine coolant level warning lamp (A1e11) model 163 as of

3.99
See

document: Displaying coolant level, function

Coolant level and temperature warning lamp (A1e11) model 168

as of 9.99
See

document: Displaying coolant level, function

Fuel reserve warning lamp (A1e4)
When the reserve fuel level is reached, this lamp lights up and

goes out again only after refueling is detected. If the vehicle is

refueled with the ignition ON, refueling is detected only if at

least 7 liters of fuel are added.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp (A1e56), only model 163 except

I

The signal comes from the emergency tensioning retractor

(ETR) control module with airbag (AB, N2/2)

Generator charge indicator/warning lamp (A1e5)

See document: Terminal 61 and terminal 61e, charge indicator

lamp, exterior lamp failure, function

Seatbelt/backrest lock warning lamp (A1e9)

The seat belt warning lamp is only used in a few national

versions, and is actuated direct by a seat belt buckle switch
(normally closed contact). After engine start, the lamp flashes

for a short time (approx. 6 seconds).

In model 129 if this lamp fails to go out after flashing briefly, but

continues to shine constantly, then the seat backrest is not

locked.
Exterior lamp failure indicator lamp (A1e14)

The signal comes from the lamp failure monitor

See document: Terminal 61 and terminal 61e, charge indicator

lamp, exterior lamp failure, function
Hydraulic fluid level warning lamp (A1e37)
The signal comes direct from the ADS level control oil level

switch (S44).

ADS warning lamp, suspension (A1e27) The signal comes from the ADS control module, suspension
(N51).

SRS airbag malfunction indicator lamp (A1e15)
The signal comes from the emergency tensioning retractor

(ETR) control module with airbag (AB, N2/2)

Voltage coding of coolant / windshield washer

fluid level, function
Except models 163 and 168

GF54.30-P-3006A

Displaying coolant level, function
Model 163 as of 3.99

GF54.30-P-3028GH

Model 168 as of 9.99

GF54.30-P-3028GC

Terminal 61 and terminal 61e, charge

indicator lamp, exterior lamp failure, function

GF54.30-P-3007A

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AR54.30-P-6049GH
Removing and installing bulbs of instrument cluster
21.1.97

MODEL
163

P54.30-0632-06

Instrument cluster

A1e1
Left turn signal indicator lamp

A1e2
Right turn signal indicator lamp

A1e3
High beam indicator lamp

A1e4
Fuel reserve indicator lamp

A1e5
Generator charge indicator lamp

A1e6
Brake pad wear indicator lamp

A1e7
Low brake fluid level/parking brake

indicator lamp

A1e8
Instrument illumination

A1e9
Seat belt reminder lamp

A1e11
Low ECL indicator lamp

A1e12
Low engine oil level indicator lamp

A1e15
SRS MIL

A1e17
ABS MIL

A1e21
ASR warning lamp

A1e26
"CHECK ENGINE" MIL

A1e35
ETS MIL

A1e36
ETS warning lamp

A1e40
Steering lock warning lamp

A1e42
ESP MIL

Removing, installing

1
Disconnect ground cable from battery

To prevent the disconnected ground cable

contacting the ground point W16/4

unintentionally, insulate ground cable terminal.

AR54.10-P-0003A

2
Remove instrument cluster

AR54.30-P-6015GH

3
Remove bulbs


AR54.30-P-6049-01Z


Installation:
Install bulbs
AR54.30-P-6049-02Z

4
Install in opposite order


129 589 00 09 00 129 589 01 09 00

Socket
Socket

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AD54.30-P-5000GH
Instrument cluster (IC) diagnosis troubleshooting
10.4.97

MODEL
163

Connection and use of test equipment

AD00.00-P-1000AZ

Instrument cluster diagnosis, previous

knowledge

AD54.30-P-2000GH

Explanatory notes on diagnosis

troubleshooting chart IC

AD54.30-P-5000-01GH

Display instruments controlled via CAN

troubleshooting chart IC

AD54.30-P-5000-02A

Display instruments controlled directly,

troubleshooting chart IC

AD54.30-P-5000-03A

Troubleshooting

Complaint
Possible cause
Notes
Remedy/Test step

Instrument cluster (A1) completely inoperative
Voltage supply, instrument cluster (A1)

AD54.30-P-6000-01GH

Malfunction indicator lamps or indicator lamps

inoperative
Voltage supply, instrument cluster (A1)
AD54.30-P-6000-01GH

HHT and instrument cluster cannot

communicate
Cables, instrument cluster (A1)

AD54.30-P-6000-02GH

Low brake fluid level/parking brake indicator

lamp, brake pad wear indicator lamp, ABS

MIL, malfunction indicator lamp (ETS, ASR,

ESP) come on together and speedometer

remains on lower stop.
Traction system control module (N47)

AD42.35-P-1001BZ

RPM counter, engine coolant gauge remain

on the lower stop and the low engine oil level

indicator lamp comes on.
Injection system control module (N3)

AD07.61-P-1000AZ
Low brake fluid level/parking brake indicator

lamp, brake pad wear indicator lamp, low

engine oil level indicator lamp, ABS MIL,

malfunction indicator lamp (ETS, ASR, ESP)

come on together and RPM counter, engine

coolant gauge and speedometer remain on

lower stop.
CAN faulty

AD54.30-P-6000-04GH
AD54.30-P-6000-05GH

Steering lock warning lamp (A1e40) is

continuously illuminated or is inoperative.
Cables,

steering lock switch (S97/1)

AD54.30-P-6000-06GH

Coolant level indicator disrupted
Cables,

Coolant level indicator electronic switch (S41)

Model 163 as of 3.98

AD54.30-P-6000-42GH

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AR68.10-P-1040GH
Remove/install bottom section of instrument panel
13.3.97

MODELS
163.113 /128 /136 /154 /157 /172 /174 /175

P68.10-2226-09

1
Instrument panel

2
Instrument cluster cover frame

3
Combination switch with paneling

4
Bottom section of instrument panel

5
Screws in left footwell

6
Screws in right footwell

7
Bolts
15

Paneling

16
Bolt

17
Entrance lamps

A
Spreading clips

B
Guide tongues

8

Bolts

9
Bolts

10
Heater/ventilation switch

11
Instrument panel center section

12
Glove compartment

13
Parking brake release handle

14
Parking brake control cable


Remove/install

1
Shift transmission selection lever to position" 1"


Secure vehicle to prevent it moving away.

2
Disconnect ground cable of battery

AR54.10-P-0003A

3
Remove combination switch with paneling (3)

AR54.25-P-2800GH

4
Remove cover frame of instrument cluster (2)

5
Unscrew the screws (7).

3 screws up to 08/99. 1 screw as of 09/99.

6
Unscrew screws in left footwell (5) on the

lower part of the instrument panel (4)

7
Remove center section of instrument panel

(11)

AR68.10-P-1030GH

8
Remove switch unit for heater / ventilation (10)
Up to 31.08.01.

AR83.20-P-1835GH

As of 01.09.01.

AR83.40-P-6500GH

9
Unscrew screws (8, 9)

10
Remover glove compartment (12)
Up to 31.08.99.

AR68.10-P-1400GH

As of 01.09.99.

AR68.10-P-1400GI

11
Unscrew screws in the right footwell (6) on

the lower part of the instrument panel (4)

12.1
Unclip entrance lamps (17) and disconnect
electrical connectors

As of 09/99.

13.1
Remove paneling (15) and unscrew screws

(16)

As of 09/99.

14
Unclip lower part of instrument panel (4) at
the four expanding clips (A) on the instrument

panel (1)

Installation: Ensure that guide lugs (B) are

properly seated in the mounts on the

instrument panel.

15
Unhook the Bowden cable of the parking

brake (14) at the release handle of the

parking brake (13)

16
Remove bottom section of instrument panel (4)

Do not damage instrument panel when

removing and installing.

17
Install in the reverse order

18
Read diagnostic trouble code memory and

erase

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