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Rex Mystery Solved...Finally 700

posted by  barnkat on  Mon Jul 19 06:13 CST 2010
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Hi Ron

Yes, it's under the driver side of the dash to the right, almost above the gas pedal. It's held in by 3 philips head screws. The one nearest the firewall is a pain to get at. I used my short stubby screwdriver, took the two easy ones out, swiveled the ecu down in the front on the remaining back screw. This made it a little easier to access.






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