C. Replace Transaxle Wiring Harness - RS Only

NOTE:
Only those vehicles that have corrosion found during the inspection in Section A. require wiring harness replacement. Very few vehicles are expected to require wiring harness replacement.

1. Disconnect the grey 8-way connector at the left frame rail.

2. Lower the vehicle.





3. Disconnect the transaxle solenoid connector (Figure 3).

4. Disconnect the input and output speed sensor (Figure 3).

5. Disconnect the PRNDL switch connector (Figure 3).

6. Remove the harness from the vehicle.

7. Position the new harness onto the vehicle.

8. Connect the PRNDL switch connector (Figure 3).

9. Connect the input and output speed sensor (Figure 3).

10. Connect the transaxle solenoid connector (Figure 3).

11. Raise the vehicle on an appropriate hoist.

12. Carefully reconnect the PCM connector(s). This may take several attempts.

Be sure to insert the connector straight into the module. If the connector is not inserted straight into the module, it may cause the seal to move out of place.

13. Verify that all seals are in place (Figure 2).

14. Connect the grey 8-way connector at the left frame rail.

15. Install the left side fender shield.

16. Lower the vehicle.

17. Connect negative battery cable.

18. Continue with Section F - PCM/Vehicle Data Set-Up.