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Mazda 3 Service Manual: Air Intake Actuator Removal/Installation [Manual Air Conditioner]

Mazda 3 Service Manual / HVAC / A/C / Air Intake Actuator Removal/Installation [Manual Air Conditioner]

1. Set the air intake mode to FRESH.

2. Disconnect the negative battery cable..

3. Remove the following parts:

a. Front scuff plate (Passenger-side).

b. Front side trim (Passenger-side).

c. Dashboard under cover.

d. Glove compartment.

e. Lower panel (Passenger-side).

f. Shower duct (Passenger-side).

4. Disconnect the harness clip from the blower case.

5. Disconnect the air intake actuator connector.


6. Remove the blower case..

7. Remove the screw A.

8. Remove the air intake actuator link.

9. Remove the screw B.

10. Remove the air intake actuator.

11. Install in the reverse order of removal.

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