Caution:
Brake fluid dissolves paint. Have clean towels and plenty of
water standing by to wash spilled brake fluid off painted
surfaces.
Note: Dispose of used brake fluid in a manner consistent
with local environmental codes.
Remove the LH rear wheel arch liner. See Wheel Arch
Liner - Rear - LH (Remove and Replace).
Position the oil drain under the brake line
junction block.
Remove the brake line tube nut from the
junction block, and allow the fluid to drain.
Position the oil drain under the rear LH brake
hose.
Remove the brake line tube nut from the brake
hose at the jounce hose bracket, and allow the fluid to
drain.
Release the clips that attach the brake line
to the body, and then remove the brake line from the
vehicle.
Install
Install the brake line to the body, and then
fasten the clips that attach the brake line to the body.
Insert the brake line into the junction block, and
then use a crowfoot extension to install the brake line
tube nut into the junction block.
Torque 16 Nm
Bleed the brake line for the rear LH caliper.
See Brake Fluid Bleed - One Caliper.
Install the LH rear wheel arch liner. See Wheel Arch
Liner - Rear - LH (Remove and Replace)
Remove
Open the hood.
Release the clips (x12) that attach the rear underhood apron to the
vehicle, and then remove the apron from the vehicle.
Install
Installation procedure is the reverse of removal.
Install
Apply primer to the urethane path and any areas where the paint was
damaged during the removal of the LH rear quarter body glass. Allow primer
to dry for at least 1 minute before continuing.
Prepare the caulking gun and urethane.
Note: The urethane opening must be 7 mm wide and 12 mm