We had our bathroom redone and the contractor installed it and threw away the instructions. I need to removed the rod from the side brackets. There are 4 small pins on each one and then a large screw that you need an alan wrench for on the middle. I can loosen the small ones but not the large one in the middle. Need to removed this I think to take the rod out
Sounds like it to me too. your local tool supply store will have the alan tool you need that fits onto a ratchet. I suggest you get one. That will give you a better torque method to loosen it.
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ok, i'm gonna take a stab in the dark- i have never seen teh motor of an Aztek, but you should remove the fan shroud, remove the hoses- top and bottom- remove the screws from the brackets and it should pick strait up.
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There are some hidden screws around the door handle but you get under the panel and yank hard to pop the fasteners. Also remove the black piece behind the mirror. Alot of times it is seperate. 3 screws behind that and the connector and you are done.
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Yes degreaser will not hurt it. The outer tie rod is retained only by one nut that connects it to the inner tie rod.Once you have this loosen just turn the outer tie rod to the left to remove it from the inner tie rod.
Disconnect the negative terminal on the battery, using a wrench. Remove the upper and lower steering wheel covers directly behind the steering wheel using a Phillips screwdriver. Lower the steering column by removing the three 15-mm nuts in the support bracket, using a 15-mm socket.
Make sure the ignition switch is in the lock position. Remove the two screws in the dimmer switch, using a socket. Allow it to hang free. Disconnect the electrical connector on the ignition switch.
Remove the three screws in the ignition switch and lift the switch up and off the protruding actuation rod.
Install the ignition switch, making sure that the protruding rod is inserted into the hole in the bottom of the ignition switch. Install the three screws and tighten them. Pull the plastic locating pin out of the switch and throw it away.
Plug the electrical connector into the ignition switch. Install the dimmer switch by making sure the rod is inserted properly in the turn signal lever cavity. Hold the dimmer switch and insert the rod into the switch cavity and place the switch against the ignition switch bracket. Insert the two screws and lightly push the dimmer switch toward the turn signal lever until all slack is removed. Tighten the two screws.
Lift the steering column into place under the dashboard. Install the securing nuts and tighten. Install the two halves of the steering column.
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