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Seat Armrest Front - 60 Percent Bench Removal/Installation: Installation

  1. Install the armrest and install the two armrest bracket bolts (one shown).
    Fig 1: Identifying Tightening Torque Of Armrest Bracket Bolts
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  2. Install the armrest bracket shrouds.
    Fig 2: Installing Armrest Bracket Shrouds
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  3. Position the front seat cushion trim cover. Secure the hook and loop fastener.
  4. Install the center child safety seat tether anchor and the bolts.
    Fig 3: Installing Center Child Safety Seat Tether Anchor And Bolts
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  5. Position the material around the tether anchor and attach the hook and loop strip and attach the rear armrest J-clip.
    Fig 4: Attaching Hook, Loop Strip And Rear Armrest J-Clip
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  6. Attach the J-clips
    Fig 5: Attaching J-Clips
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  7. Install the safety belt buckle pretensioner and install the nut.
    Fig 6: Identifying Tightening Torque Of Safety Belt Buckle Pretensioner Nut
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  8. Install the safety belt buckle pretensioner cover and install the screw.
    Fig 7: Identifying Tightening Torque Of Safety Belt Buckle Pretensioner Cover Screw
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  9. Route the safety belt buckle pretensioner wire harness through the seat and attach the harness clips and the electrical connector to the seat cushion pan.
    Fig 8: Attaching Harness Clips And Electrical Connector To Seat Cushion Pan
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  10. Install the 60 percent bench seat. See SEAT BACKREST FRONT - 60 PERCENT BENCH REMOVAL/INSTALLATION .
  11. Repower the SRS. See SUPPLEMENTAL RESTRAINT SYSTEM (SRS) DEACTIVATION AND REACTIVATION .