Parts
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First of all, you will need to disconnect the battery
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disconnected the negative terminal first and then the positive one.
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Remove the fuse box cover by pulling the tabs towards the shock and lift the assembly.
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disconnect the first power cable to allow the battery holder to be removed
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Disassemble the receiver fitting by removing the clips
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replace the receiver, the return spring will put spokes in the wheels for reassembly, take your time.
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reassemble the connector and with its clips
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Be careful to choose the right receiver model. There are several receiver models with different connection angles.
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reassemble the controls
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Remove the brake fluid filler cap and top up throughout the circuit bleeding step.
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you will need two.
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one has the pedal and the other has the bleed screw. Put a hose at the end of the bleed screw and a receptacle at the end of the hose.
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Take turns opening the bleeder while pressing the pedal and closing the bleeder before removing the pedal backwards.
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There should be no more bubbles in the pipe. Check the level at the end of the purge.
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all you have to do now is put everything back together;
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reassemble the battery holder, the battery (be careful to replace the cables with the cover). reassemble the battery cover.
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reassemble the air filter housing (press firmly on the filter holder to put it back in the rubber lugs), correctly replace the housing pipes.
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reassemble the intake pipe, the vacuum pipe. clip the air inlet housing. reconnect the flow meter connector
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finish by reconnecting the negative of the battery.
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WARNING, the steering fault indicator light (yellow indicator light in the shape of a steering wheel) will remain on. This is normal after disconnecting the battery. It will disappear while driving.
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