Before replacing the body wiring harness Fuse Box, the operator must first disconnect the negative
Battery Cable then remove the driver seat. Begin by releasing the Fuse Box cover and unfastening both the positive Battery Cable nut as well as the cable from the Fuse Box. You should detach all the electrical connectors when using yf7 on the Fuse Box. Users must loosen the Fuse Box caged bolts to their full extent to expose Fuse Box base tabs which can be released for Fuse Box removal. Start by taking off the Fuse Box base nuts (1, 3) along with the wiring harness from the Fuse Box base. After that, remove the Fuse Box base itself off the floor. Install the wiring harness to the Fuse Box base before you mount it on floor studs while ensuring that other electrical connectors (4 and 5) remain outside of the Fuse Box base area. Install Fuse Box base nuts to floor studs after positioning them at proper locations. Fasten these nuts until they reach 5 n.m (44 lb in). Start by mounting the Fuse Box onto the Fuse Box base with retaining tabs completely seated in place and secure the bolts to 5 n.m (44 lb in). Follow the yf7 electrical connector procedure or use the positive Battery Cable to connect to the Fuse Box by installing its nut and tightening it to 10 n.m (88 lb in). After installing the Fuse Box cover the driver should reinstall their seat while reattaching the negative Battery Cable.