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Solution: This Link is for R&R rad fan assy, but once your there, the rad should be pretty obvious, what else needs to be done. Fan has to come off first anyway.
im sorry but your life is important...if your not sure how to fix the brakes PLEASE take your vehicle to a responsible brake shop.your peace of mind will be worth the price good luck
get a welder and re-weld it ,not a big issue ,all dealers say this so they dont get dirty dirt work because it might make their garagefloors dirty ,also main dealers do not have proper mechanics that can do this sort of work they only employ young unit changers that work for peanuts,and you know the saying if you only pay peanuts you only get monkeys .I mean in all honesty do 6 years training ,come home with diesel oil grimed into hands when if you do four years training you can become an ambulance chaseing solicitor and earn a lot more without getting hands dirty and being a social outcast because of it .
the blower motor resistor is below glove box. remove panal under box. slide the pcm out of the way, resistor is beside blower motor. unplug wiring, take out screws holding it in then pull straight out to remove.
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