HDD Removal/Installation
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NOTE:
- The audio-navigation unit and HDD are mated and cannot be substituted separately. If you need to substitute a known-good unit for testing, substitute a complete known-good audio-navigation unit and HDD.
- Static electricity can damage the HDD. Always follow proper handling procedures.
- Always use the anti-static mat (ESD) and wrist strap when removing the HDD. Before you open the audio-navigation unit or handle the replacement HDD, attach the wrist strap around one of your wrists, and attach the alligator clip to the ESD mat.
- Make sure you use the screws in the same holes. The HDD can be damaged if the wrong screws are used.
- You do not have to peel off the plastic cover to remove the screws or the HDD.
- Do not force the HDD. If it does not slide in smoothly, check the alignment of the HDD and the pins. If the pins are bent, replace the HDD.
- Make sure the HDD screws are not loose. If they are, the HDD can be damaged.
- Handle the HDD by its edges. Do not touch the pins.
- Remove these items:
- Center middle panel (see INSTRUMENT VISOR REMOVAL/INSTALLATION )
- Passenger's middle panel (see PASSENGER'S MIDDLE PANEL REMOVAL/INSTALLATION )
- Center panel (see PASSENGER'S MIDDLE PANEL REMOVAL/INSTALLATION )
- Center lower console (see RADIO POCKET REMOVAL/INSTALLATION )
- Remove the audio-navigation unit (see step 2
).NOTE: Disconnect all the connectors when removing the audio-navigation unit to prevent damaging the HDD.
- Remove the bolts (A) and the passenger's side bracket (B).
- Remove the mounting screws (A).
- Lift the plastic tab (B), and use it to pull out the HDD (C).
- Install the HDD in the reverse order of removal.NOTE: Make sure the HDD is properly aligned when installing the HDD.