Removal Procedure
The housings are adhesively retained to the backside of thefascia and must be removed prior to paint refinish operations everytime the fascia is refinished due to paint bridging concerns.Adhesive tape cannot be removed and re-used with retentionconfidence. Thus the rear object sensor housing is considered aonetime use application, requiring that all 4 housings be replacedevery time the fascia is refinished.
Remove the rear fascia. Refer toRear Bumper Fascia Replacement.Remove the rear object sensor. Refer toRear Parking Assist Alarm Sensor Replacement.Remove the sensor housing-(1) from thefascia.Remove all remaining adhesive.Installation Procedure
Important:The adhesive and mating surfaces temperature must be between19–43°C (66–110°F).
Clean the sensor housing mating surface of the fascia with alint-free rag using a naptha solvent or equivalent.Mating surface must be dry before applying adhesionpromoter.Important:Adhesion promoter MUST be used prior to installing the newsensor housing.
Apply adhesion promoter 3M Products P/N 06396 or equivalentto the sensor housing mating surface -(1) of thefascia.Remove the protective paper backing from the sensorhousing.Position the sensor housing-(1) to thefascia.
Press firmly to secure the sensor housing to thefascia.Install the rear object sensor. Refer toRear Parking Assist Alarm Sensor Replacement.Install the rear fascia. Refer toRear Bumper Fascia Replacement.
Piston, Connecting Rod, and Bearing Installation Engine Block Cylinder Block Piston Assembly
Special ToolsEN 8037 Ring CompressorEN 43690-A Rod Bearing Clearance Checking ToolEN 45059 Angle MeterEN 46121 Connecting Rod Guide Pin SetEN 48589 Crankshaft Rotation SocketFor equivalent regional tools, refer toSpecial Tools.Piston and Connecting Rod Assembly ProcedureLiberally lubricate the cylin ...