piece #8

See Table A in the Parts Information
and use foam piece #8.
a. Remove the adhesive backing
strip.
b. Attach the foam piece onto the
front edge of the center console
tray so that it:

Fold extended
foam under

 Is over the groove,

Figure 3C

 And extends slightly below the bottom edge.
c. Press foam piece #8 into the groove firmly.
d. Fold the extended bottom of foam under as shown in Figure 3C.
Center console
tray

Attach the foam
pieces (#8) here

Figure 4C

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Center Console Assembly
Center console
assembly

1. Attach two (2) foam pieces (foam piece
#9) one at a time to the center console
assembly where shown in Figure 2D as
follows:


See Table A in the Parts Information
and use foam piece #9.
a. Turn the center console assembly
upside down.
b. Remove the adhesive backing
strip.
c. Attach the foam pieces onto the
center console assembly as
shown in Figure 2D so that it:

Figure 1D

 Follows the edge.

Foam
piece #9

 Is equal length on both sides.

Center console assembly
shown upside down

Top view of foam piece #9

Foam
piece #9

Foam
piece #9

Attach the foam
pieces (#9) here

Figure 2D

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2. Turn center console assembly right side up.

3. Attach two (2) foam pieces (foam piece #10) one at a time to the center console
assembly where shown in Figures 5D as follows:


See Table A in the Parts Information and use foam piece #10.
a. Remove the adhesive backing strip.
b. Attach the foam pieces onto the center console assembly so that each:
 Starts at plastic rib (Figure 3D) and curves upward.
 Adhesive faces the side of center console (Figure 4D).

NOTE: In Figures 3D and 4D the right side is shown. Left side is similar.

Adhesive
faces side

Before

After

Plastic rib
Foam
piece #10
Attach the foam
piece (#10) here
Figure 3D

Figure 4D

Plastic rib

Foam
piece #10

Foam
piece #10

Figure 5D

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4. Attach two (2) foam pieces (foam piece #11) one at a time to the center console
assembly where shown in Figures 8D as follows:


See Table A in the Parts Information and use foam piece #11.
a. Remove the adhesive backing strip.
b. Attach the foam piece onto the center console assembly so that it:
 Overlaps the plastic rib slightly (Figure 7D).
 Adhesive faces plastic rib (Figure 7D).
c. After attaching foam piece to the plastic rib rotate it 90 degrees so that the
adhesive faces down.
d. Continue attaching foam piece #11.

NOTE: In Figures 6D and 7D the right side is shown. Left side is similar.

Before

After
Overlap
Foam
piece #11

Plastic rib

Plastic rib

Rotate 90
degrees

Attach the foam
piece (#11) here
Figure 6D

Figure 7D

Foam
piece #11

Foam
piece #11

Figure 8D

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5. Attach two (2) foam pieces (foam piece
#12) one at a time to the lower edge of
the center console assembly where
shown in Figures 10D and 11D as
follows:


Adhesive
backing strip
Start foam so
that it is flush
with this edge

See Table A in the Parts Information
and use foam piece #12.
a. Remove the adhesive backing
strip shown in Figure 9D.

Foam
piece #12

b. Attach the foam pieces onto the
center console assembly so that
each:

Figure 9D

 Foam piece starts flush with edge of center console assembly shown in
Figure 9D.
 Extends below the bottom edge (Figure 10D and 11D).
NOTE: Foam piece #12 should extend below the center console assembly by
the width of the adhesive strip shown in Figure 9D.
c. Continue attaching foam piece #12.
Left side of center console assembly

Extends below
bottom edge

Left side foam
piece #12

Front of center console
Figure 10D
Right side of center console assembly

Extends below
bottom edge

Right side foam
piece #12

Front of center console
Figure 11D
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Diagnostic Sensor Unit Replacement

IMPORTANT: Follow all cautions, warnings, and notes in the ESM when working on or
near a Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) component, such as an air bag or OCS.

1. Were any of the following conditions noted in step 1 on page 3?


The air bag warning light remains on after approximately 7 seconds.



The air bag warning light flashes intermittently.



The air bag warning light does not come on at all.
 NO: Proceed to step 9 on Page 21.
 YES: Proceed to step 2.

2. Write down the radio settings.

Presets
AM
FM 1
FM 2
SAT 1
SAT 2
SAT 3
Bass

1

2

Treble

3

Balance

4

Fade

5

6

Spd Sen. Vol.

3. Record (write down) any other customer settings that will be lost when the battery is
disconnected.


Refer to the ESM, section PG-Power Supply, Ground, & Circuit Elements, for a
listing of systems that may lose settings or memory when disconnecting the 12V
battery.
 Look in the PG section index for ADDITIONAL SERVICE WHEN REMOVING
BATTERY NEGATIVE TERMINAL.
 This list often includes items such as audio, power windows, clock, etc.

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4. Replace the Diagnostic Sensor Unit shown in Figure 1E.


Refer to the ESM, section SR – SRS Airbag, for removal and installation
information.

Diagnostic
Sensor Unit

Front of vehicle

Figure 1E

5. Reconnect the battery cables, positive cable first.

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6. Check for any stored DTCs.

7. Are any DTCs stored?


NO: Proceed to step 8.



YES: If DTCs are stored:
 Go back to ASIST for further diagnostic information.
 Diagnosis and repairs beyond replacement of the Diagnostic Sensor Unit are not
covered by this campaign.

8. Reset/reinitialize systems as needed.


Refer to the ESM, section PG – Power, Supply & Ground Elements, for a listing of
systems that require reset/initialization after reconnecting the 12V battery.
 Look in the PG section index for ADDITIONAL SERVICE WHEN REMOVING
BATTERY NEGATIVE TERMINAL.
 This list often includes items such as audio, power windows, clock, etc.

9. Reassembly the center console assembly and all related components in the reverse
order.


Refer to the ESM, section INT – Interior, for installation information.

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PARTS INFORMATION
DESCRIPTION
Insulator-Console Service Kit

PART NUMBER
969H8-9SF5A

QUANTITY
1

The following table shows the foam pieces that are packaged in each sub-kit.
Table A
FOAM
DECRIPTION
REFERENCE #
Parking Brake Finisher Sub Kit (Figure A)
1

*

QUANTITY
*

EPDM/NBR (3x5x23 mm)

2

2
EPDM/NBR (3x5x35 mm)
3
EPDM (3x10x100 mm)
4
EPDM (3x10x115 mm)
5
EPDM (3x10x45 mm)
Part of Insulator-Console Service Kit listed in the Parts Information.

2
2
1
2

#4

#3

#1

#5

#2
Figure A
Table A continued
Center Console Side Finishers (LH and RH) Sub Kit (Figure B)
6
EPDM (10x10x200 mm)
* Part of Insulator-Console Service Kit listed in the Parts Information.

*
2

#6
#4

Figure B

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Parts Information continued

Table A continued
Center Console Tray Sub Kit (Figure C)
7
EPDM (3x5x180 mm)
8
EPDM (3x5x45 mm)
* Part of Insulator-Console Service Kit listed in the Parts Information.

*
1
2

#7
#8
Figure C

Table A continued
Center Console Assembly Sub Kit (Figure D)
9
EPDM (10x10x80 mm)
10
EPDM (8x10x55 mm)
11
EPDM (8x10x100 mm)
12
EPDM (15x25x380 mm)
*

*
2
2
2
2

Part of Insulator-Console Service Kit listed in the Parts Information.

#11

#9
#12

#10

Figure D

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CLAIMS INFORMATION
NV200
Submit a Campaign (CM) line claim using the following claims coding:
CAMPAIGN (“CM”) ID

DESCRIPTION
Install Insulator-Console
Service Kit Only

OP CODE

FRT

PM6740

1.0 hrs.

CAMPAIGN (“CM”) ID

DESCRIPTION

OP CODE

FRT

PM674

Install Insulator-Console
Service Kit and
Diagnostic Sensor Unit

PM6742

1.6 hrs.

PM674

Or

Taxi
Submit a Campaign (CM) line claim using the following claims coding:
CAMPAIGN (“CM”) ID

DESCRIPTION

OP CODE

FRT

PM674

Install Insulator-Console
Service Kit Only

PM6741

0.8 hrs.

CAMPAIGN (“CM”) ID

DESCRIPTION

OP CODE

FRT

PM674

Install Insulator-Console
Service Kit and
Diagnostic Sensor Unit

PM6743

2.4 hrs.

Or

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