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  1. The face plate attaches to the computer board.

    The face plate attaches to the computer board.

  2. The bottom of the face plate is aligned with a tab.

    The bottom of the face plate is aligned with a tab.

  3. Check the thread with a die.

    Check the thread with a die.

  4. The pressure is still rising, but is stabilizing.

    The pressure is still rising, but is stabilizing.

  5. The pressure goes up when the compressor is off.

    The pressure goes up when the compressor is off.

  6. The pressure goes up to a certain point when it's off, then it stops increa

    The pressure goes up to a certain point when it's off, then it stops increa

  7. Temperature sensor on the evaporator.

    Temperature sensor on the evaporator.

  8. Cleaning the tubing with an abrasive.

    Cleaning the tubing with an abrasive.

  9. A low freon charge will cause ice to build up on the line coming from the e

    A low freon charge will cause ice to build up on the line coming from the e

  10. The wheel studs are in place.

    The wheel studs are in place.

  11. The wheel studs are hammered out.

    The wheel studs are hammered out.

  12. The hub without the grease cap.

    The hub without the grease cap.

  13. The front of the rotor.

    The front of the rotor.

  14. The back of the rotor.

    The back of the rotor.

  15. Rear view of the rotor with new studs.

    Rear view of the rotor with new studs.

  16. Hanson die # 9445 going over the threads.

    Hanson die # 9445 going over the threads.

  17. Front view of the rotor with new studs.

    Front view of the rotor with new studs.

  18. A wheel nut (lug nut) pulls the stud into position.

    A wheel nut (lug nut) pulls the stud into position.

  19. Close up view of the anti-rattle clip.

    Close up view of the anti-rattle clip.

  20. Anti-rattle clip on the inner brake pad.

    Anti-rattle clip on the inner brake pad.

  21. The memory saver is plugged in.

    The memory saver is plugged in.

  22. Remove the hood bulb to avoid draining the 9 volt battery.

    Remove the hood bulb to avoid draining the 9 volt battery.

  23. Memory saver for the computer & clock.

    Memory saver for the computer & clock.

  24. The proper amount of pressure for the system to work.

    The proper amount of pressure for the system to work.

  25. The mounting bolts are tightened.

    The mounting bolts are tightened.

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