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Old 09-09-2008, 05:50 AM   #8
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I guess everything's relative. I have worked up under the dashboard several times on several cars, so to me, this wasn't particularly difficult.

Compressing and removing the AC duct wasn't difficult. Removing the electrical connector wasn't hard. The 'fixing' paint came away easily, the 2 screws backed right out and the switch pulled out easily. Everything went back in just as smoothly. Total time about 15 min. inverted and everything back in place and working great. No way i'd rate it a 5/10, but that's subjective I guess. How would you rate changing plugs? Personally, I think this was easier than that and i'd ptrobably rate plug change as a 2-3 at best.
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