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2007 – 2008 model year North American Production Camry and Camry HV vehicles may complain of a creaking noise from the front passenger side of the vehicle. This condition may occur when the body ?exes while driving on rough roads, over speed bumps, under harsh turns or heavy braking conditions. Use the following repair procedure to address this concern. Repair Procedure 1. Remove cool air intake duct seal (for 2GR-FE). A. Remove the 7 clips and cool air intake duct seal. 2. Remove the front bumper assembly. A. Put protective tape around the front bumper assembly. NOTE Use the same procedures for the RH side and LH side. B. Using a screwdriver, turn the pin 90 degrees and remove the pin hold clip. NOTE Use the same procedures for the RH side and LH side. C. Remove the 8 screws, 2 clips, 2 radiator grille protectors, and bolt. D. Disengage the 2 claws and disconnect the front bumper assembly as shown in the illustration. Use the same procedures for the RH side and LH side. E. Without fog lights: Remove the front bumper assembly. NOTE For vehicles with fog lights: Disconnect each connector, and then remove the front bumper assembly. 3. Remove RH headlight assembly. A. Remove the bolt and 2 screws. B. Disconnect the connectors and remove the headlight assembly. 4. Remove RH rocker panel molding. A. Remove the 2 screws and rocker panel molding protector. B. Put protective tape around the rocker panel molding. Figure 8. 1 Protective Tape C. Remove the 2 screws and grommet. D. Remove the screw. E. Remove the 7 clips. F. Remove the 2 screws. G. Disengage the 8 clips and remove the rocker panel molding. 5. Remove cowl top ventilator louver sub-assembly. A. Remove the nut, front wiper arm, and blade assembly LH. B. Remove the nut, front wiper arm, and blade assembly RH. C. Disengage the claw and remove the front fender to cowl side seal LH.

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Table of contents A. B. C. D. E. F. Front bumper removal Lower Side Vent Grille Install Lower Center Grille Install Main Grille Install Front bumper Install Side Vent modifications for fog lights A. Front bumper removal. Tools Reqd: ratchet with 8mm and 10mm sockets (extension not required), small flat blade screwdriver, small phillips head screwdriver. Open the hood and prop it up. Remove the four 10mm bolts (see photo) Remove the quick-lock fasteners holding the weather trim piece in place. They are removed using a small Phillips screwdriver. Remove the 4 quick-lock fasteners in the passenger fender wheel (see photo). Using a Phillips head screwdriver, to back the center out (you may need to hold the outer ring to prevent it from turning) then pull the center out and then the outer ring. Repeat this for the driver’s side as well. Pull back the underpinning in the fender wells to locate the 8mm fastener that holds the side markers (orange lenses). Once the fastener is removed, a tab (see sub photo) must be released by pressing it down while pulling the side marker outward. The side marker is then slid to the rear to fully remove. Looking under the front end of the car you will find ten 8mm screws that hold the front bumper to the underpinning (see photo). At this point the front bumper cover is held in place merely by a locating pin that is beneath the trim at the top. Pull the bumper cover away from the fender on both sides at the side markers then proceed to lift the bumper cover upward and forward. At this point if you have fog lamps you will need to remove the wiring connectors. Place the front bumper cover on a padded surface to prevent scratching. You should now have something like this (minus the snazzy new grille).

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1 STOCK INTAKE REMOVAL 1. Start by removing the engine cover. Gently lift up at the base then pull the cover towards the front of the car. 2. Remove the strut tower brace. 3. Remove the three hoses attached to the inlet tube secured to the throttle body (View B, #1). 4. Loosen hose clamp at the throttle body and the air box (View B). Then remove the inlet tube. 5. Unplug the MAF sensor and the wire mount. 6. Gently pull up on air box, but do not completely remove. Unplug the vaccum soloniod (View B, #3) and the vacuum line attached to it. 7. Disconnect the vacuum line (View B) from the intake manifold (View B, #8). 8. Unclasp and remove the vacuum assembly from the air box (View B, #3 & #4). Unclip the wire mount from the air box. STOCK INTAKE REMOVAL (CONTINUED) #1: Inlet Air Hose Stock MAF Sensor #2: Air Filter Housing Lid Location #3: VFAD Solenoid Valve #4: Vacuum Chamber #5: Air Filter Element #6: Lower Air Filter Housing #7: Fresh Air Duct #8: Intake Manifold 9. Lift up and gently remove the air box from the vehicle (View B, #2, #5, & #6) 10. Remove both front wheels to access the fender liners for bumper removal. 11. Disconnect the front fog light connectors for vehicles equiped with fog lights. 12. Remove the front side marker lights. 13. Remove the parts in the order indicated in Table A. 14. Remove the fresh air duct and vacuum assembly by removing the three plastic clips and the bolt securing it to the chassis (View B,#7). 15. Remove the fasteners (View D, A) securing the energy-absorbing foam (View D, #2) to the steel bumper support (View D, #1). 16. Remove the fasteners (View D, B) securing the front bumper retainer (View D, #3) between the steel bumper support (View D, #1) and the chassis. 17. Remove the 8 bolts (View D) securing the bumper support to the chassis and remove the bumper support. 18. Remove the stock MAF sensor from the air filter housing lid (View B, #2).

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2004 – 2006 MAZDA3 DESCRIPTION There have been a variety of electrical problems reported where the root cause may be a poorly secured connector, unsecured wire, or bent terminal or pin to the PJB. Many of these problems have occurred after the PJB was removed and reinstalled, as is done for the HVAC diffuser plate or in-cabin filter installation. Examples of these problems include the following: While performing diagnostics, there is no communication with the PJB Door Ajar Light remains on with all of the doors closed Dome light remains on with doors closed or it is inoperative Fog Lights are inoperative A/C not cooling and compressor is inoperative Power door locks are inoperative Turn signals or hazards are inoperative Brake or ABS light remains on with no system problems found Dimmer switch is inoperative Keyless entry is inoperative (with ignition key reminder NOT on with key removed from the ignition). If a vehicle is presenting electrical problems and during diagnosis there are symptoms present that lead you to suspect a poor connection between a wiring harness connector and the PJB, inspect each harness connector and mating terminal on the PJB to determine if they have a proper connection by performing the inspection procedure below. INSPECTION PROCEDURE 1. Record all DTC(s) if any are present. 2. Record all preset radio stations.NOTE: Perform steps 4 and 5 for each of the connectors to the PJB (J-01 – J-06), one at a time, before moving onto step 6.

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No. 1/1 2/1 2/2 2/4 2/5 2/6 2/7 2/11 2/15 2/16 2/17 2/20 2/22 2/23 2/28 2/30 2/32 2/35 2/44 2/46 2/53 2/61 2/66 3/1 3/2 3/3 3/4 3/6 3/7 Component Name Battery Headlight relay with bulb failure sensor Foglight relay Intermittent wiper relay, windshield wipers Relay, seat belt reminder/ignition key warning Overload relay 15I Central lock relay, inside lighting, delayed action Relay, engine cooling fan Relay exhaust temperature sensor Intermittent wiper relay, tailgate wiper Horn relay Relay auto down power windows Automatic climate control A/C relay Relay, fuel pump Anti-theft relay Overload relay, +X Main relay, Fuel Injection system Start motor 50 relay Relay rear window/door mirror heating Relay ignition coil Air pump relay Parking lights relay Relay, fog lights, USA Ignition lock High and low beam switch Switch, turnsignal/high-low beam Cruise control operation Switch, hazard warning with flasher relay Foglight switch