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Yes, PDC should be disconnected. No need to disconnect battery. You can gain access to it by opening the tailgate, removing the right-hand (passenger side) side panel and reaching down toward the back wall underneath where the tail lights would be. Hopefully, you do not have a factory subwoofer, otherwise you will have to pull that out before reaching inside. There is a connector that you release. Once you slide the bumper cover off, one end of the PDC wire will be attached to a rubber grommet. Just pull that off and your bumper should come off easily. It's really easier than I describe it. I've done it so many times now that it just feels like 3 steps. |
Oh, forgot to describe the tabs underneath...just go underneath the car and pull them loose. Nothing much to it. Remember when re-installing the bumper, to re-seat these tabs, otherwise you will get some wacky wind vibration from underneath the car (and could potentially snap off that part of the bumper cover).
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I've read that I would also need to drop the exhaust to get access. Is this correct and if so, what do I need to remove to drop the exhaust.:dunno::dunno::dunno: No subwoofers, BTW.... |
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I only had to drop #10 on mine, but you should look underneath your car to see if #11 is also holding it up.
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Wow.
What wax do you use???!!!!! |
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Haha, the ironic thing was that I used Meguiar's Quick Wax. Since I've put on 20's, I can't use the local car wash anymore since the wheels will get damaged in the tracks, so after handwashing, I just decided to do a simple spray 'n' shine. I'm lazy, plus it's a big car to wax. I figure at the end of the summer, I'll do a full on exterior detail with a clay bar, polish, and wax using an orbital buffer. |
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