Caution:
Brake fluid dissolves paint. Have clean towels and plenty of
water standing by to wash spilled brake fluid off painted
surfaces.
Note: Dispose of used brake fluid in a manner consistent
with local environmental codes.
Remove the rear subframe assembly. See Subframe
Assembly - Rear (Remove and Install).
Position the oil drain under the brake line
junction block.
Remove the brake line tube nut from the
junction block, and allow the fluid to drain.
Position the oil drain under the rear RH brake
hose.
Remove the brake line tube nut from the brake
hose at the jounce hose bracket, and allow the fluid to
drain.
Release the clips that attach the brake line
to the body, and then remove the brake line from the
vehicle.
Install
Install the brake line to the body, and then
fasten the clips that attach the brake line to the body.
Insert the brake line into the brake hose at the
jounce hose bracket, and then use a crowfoot extension
to install the brake line tube nut into the brake hose.
Torque 16 Nm
Insert the brake line into the junction block, and
then use a crowfoot extension to install the brake line
tube nut into the junction block.
Torque 16 Nm
Install the rear subframe assembly. See Subframe
Assembly - Rear (Remove and Install).
Bleed the brake line for the rear RH caliper.
See Brake Fluid Bleed - One Caliper.
How Airbags Work
Airbags inflate when sensors detect an impact
that exceeds deployment thresholds. These
thresholds are designed to predict the severity
of a crash in time for the airbags to help
protect the vehicle's occupants. Airbags
inflate instantly with considerable force
accompanied
Remove
Remove the 2nd row lower seat cushion. See
Seat Cushion - Lower - 2nd Row (Remove and Replace).
Remove the rear underhood apron. See
Underhood Apron - Rear (Remove and Replace).
Remove the LH instrument panel end cap. See
End Cap - Instrument Panel - LH (Remove and Replace).
Remove