GM 13500126
Fuel Pump Relay, Black

The beginning point for power distribution relay replacement within the electrical center requires the removal of its covering. Record the relay position before taking out the electrical center to protect the wire terminals. Perform this task with the Relay Puller Pliers (J43244) to take the relay out from electrical center terminals while positioning the tool on opposite relay corners because pliers or flat-bladed tools might cause electrical center harm. Put in place the new relay and replace the electrical center cover following the same installation position of the removed relay.

The repair process for headlamp relay replacement begins by unlocking the hood followed by taking off the protective covering from the underhood fuse block. Start by removing the headlamp relay (3 or 4) of either the high beam or low beam lighting from the underhood fuse block. To replace the headlamp relay (3 or 4) place it back into the underhood fuse block after replacing the protective cover which completes the installation process and then close the hood.

Starting the Power Distribution Relay replacement process requires one to use the Master Electrical Component List for relay localization. Use appropriate tools to remove fastening components from the relay while also removing all Connector Position Assurance (CPA) devices and secondary locks. Carefully disconnect the relay from its position connecting to the wire harness terminals. To install the relay reattach it to the wire harness connector then replace any CPA devices and secondary locks before using the original fasteners or tape for mounting.

The first step to replace a relay in the electrical center includes removing the cover before finding the relay while keeping track of the orientation followed by properly securing the electrical center to protect wires and terminals from damage. Place the J 43244 Relay Puller Pliers (J 43244) tool on opposing relay corners prior to slow extraction from the electrical center terminals because pliers or flat-bladed devices may cause electrical center damage. Remove the electrical center cover before installing the new relay in the exact position of the removed ones followed by reinstallation of the electrical center cover.

Start replacement of the headlamp relay by opening the hood and supporting it before removing the protective cover from the underhood fuse block. From the underhood fuse block remove either the high beam headlamp relay or the low beam headlamp relay. To complete the installation place the high beam headlamp relay or the low beam headlamp relay inside the underhood fuse block then restore the protective cover before closing the hood.

The replacement of the Power Distribution Relay begins with locating it according to the Master Electrical Component List which indicates its vehicle position. The first step is to eliminate any fasteners fastening the relay before taking out any connector position assurance devices and secondary locks. Handle the relay with care while removing it from the wiring harness unless fasteners or tape is securing it. After detaching the relay from the wire harness connector you should connect the new relay to the wire harness connector before reinstalling secondary locks and CPA devices and then return the relay into position with original fasteners or tape.

Electrical center replacement requires users to start by exposing the relay through removing the electrical center cover while recording its position before securing the center to prevent damage from wires or terminals. J 43244 Relay Puller Pliers (J 43244) should be used to grip relay corners and extract it directly through electrical center terminals while avoiding the usage of pliers or flat-bladed objects to protect electrical centre elements. Switching from the current relay to the new one requires placement of the new part in the exact position occupied by the old one before reinstalling the electrical center cover.

Secure the electrical center first then remove the electrical center cover before seeking the relay unit while recording its orientation position to prevent wire and terminal strain. Insert the Relay Puller Pliers (J43244) onto the relay at different corners before pulling out directly from the electrical center terminals because pliers and flat-bladed tools can damage the electrical center. Reinstall the electrical center cover following new relay installation which happens at the exact position where the original relay sat.

After removing the electrical center cover search for the power distribution relay which requires note of its alignment before securely placing the electrical center to protect wires and terminals. The J 43244 Relay Puller Pliers (J 43244) should be placed on the relay corners to draw it directly out from terminals because applying pliers or flat tools can potentially damage the electrical center. Reinstall the new relay in the original position of the removed one before reattaching the electrical center cover.

The first step to replace the Power Distribution Relay on the wire harness requires you to utilize the Master Electrical Component List for identifying its position. First disconnect all fasteners securing the relay then remove all Connector Position Assurance devices, secondary locks and other locking features. A gentle process needs to be used to disconnect the relay from its connector on the wire harness. The relay installation requires connecting it to the wire harness connector with proper reinstallation of any CPA devices or secondary locks followed by secure attachment using the original fasteners or tape.

Before replacing a relay within the electrical center start by removing the electrical center cover to identify the relay position and note its orientation for new relay installation and any notch placement when the relay has notches. Protecting the electrical center from damage is essential because straining wires and terminals can occur during insecure conditions. The J 43244 tool must be positioned on opposing corners of the relay before gently pulling the relay straight out from the electrical center terminals to avoid damaging the electrical center and pliers or flat bladed tools should be avoided. Manual removal of the relay leaves its installation spot available for replacing the new relay before securing the electrical center cover.

One must use the Master Electrical Component List to find the Power Distribution Relay position in the vehicle before proceeding with the replacement of this relay from the wire harness. The relay removal includes the step of removing fasteners followed by disconnection of CPA devices and secondary locks. Handle the disconnect process with caution when removing the relay from its wiring harness connections when fasteners or tape are used for harness attachment. Install new components by first disconnecting the relay from its wire harness connector . Then make the relay connection to the wire harness connector before reinstalling CPA devices with secondary locks and then applying original fasteners or tape for securing the relay.

The process of replacing a relay inside an electrical center begins with removing the cover while locating the relay with note of its alignment point before securing the electrical center to prevent wire and terminal strain. The J 43244 Relay Puller Pliers (J 43244) should be placed on the opposing relay corners to extract it from electrical center terminals while pulling it in a straight line because pliers and flat-bladed tools may harm the electrical center. Replace the new relay in the original location of the removed relay while placing the electrical center cover back as before.

The first step to replace the power distribution relay in the electrical center involves removing the electrical center cover. First determine the electrical center that contains the relay and record its orientation before securing the center to protect wires and terminals. Relay Puller Pliers (J 43244) should be placed across different relay corners before the operator extracts the relay through electrical center terminal points to prevent damage to the electrical center which can occur when using pliers or flat-blade tools. Subscribe the new relay to the same spot where you took away the old one before securing the electrical center cover back in place.

The first step to replace the Power Distribution Relay on the wire harness requires you to utilize the Master Electrical Component List for identifying its position. First disconnect all fasteners securing the relay then remove all Connector Position Assurance devices, secondary locks and other locking features. A gentle process needs to be used to disconnect the relay from its connector on the wire harness. The relay installation requires connecting it to the wire harness connector with proper reinstallation of any CPA devices or secondary locks followed by secure attachment using the original fasteners or tape.

The first step to replace the Power Distribution Relay on the wire harness requires you to utilize the Master Electrical Component List for identifying its position. First disconnect all fasteners securing the relay then remove all Connector Position Assurance devices, secondary locks and other locking features. A gentle process needs to be used to disconnect the relay from its connector on the wire harness. The relay installation requires connecting it to the wire harness connector with proper reinstallation of any CPA devices or secondary locks followed by secure attachment using the original fasteners or tape.

Reinstall the electrical center cover.

Secure the relay using the original fasteners or tape.

Install the new relay in the same position as the one removed.

Use the J 43244 Relay Puller Pliers (J 43244).

Reinstall the electrical center cover.

Use the Master Electrical Component List for guidance on its position in the vehicle.

Take off the cover from the number 4 relay center.

Remove the rear seat cushion.

Connect the new relay to the wire harness connector.

Take off the protective cover from the rear fuse block.

Place the high or low headlamp relay (3 or 4) back into the underhood fuse block.

Reinstall the rear seat back.

Utilize the Relay Puller Pliers (J 43244) to extract the relay from the multi-use relay and fuse center.

Put the rear seat cushion back in place.

The high beam headlamp relay or the low beam headlamp relay.

Place the reverse lamp relay back into the rear fuse block.

Connect the relay back to the wire harness connector.

Remove any fasteners securing the relay and detach any connector position assurance (CPA) devices or secondary locks.

Use the J 43244 Relay Puller Pliers (J 43244) to position the tool on opposing corners of the relay and pull it straight out from the electrical center terminals.

Carefully detach any connector position assurance (CPA) devices or secondary locks.

It is important to secure the electrical center to avoid stress on the wires or terminals.

Connect the new relay to the wire harness connector.

Locate the relay, ensuring to note its orientation and secure the electrical center to avoid adding stress to the wires or terminals.

Reinstall any CPA devices or secondary locks.

Next, separate the relay from the wire harness connector.

Use the Relay Puller Pliers (J 43244).

Next, separate the relay from the wire harness connector.

Remove any fasteners securing the relay and take out any connector position assurance (CPA) devices or secondary locks.

Reinstall any CPA devices or secondary locks.

Reinstall the electrical center cover.

Utilize the J 43244 Relay Puller Pliers (J 43244) to position the tool on opposing corners of the relay and carefully remove the relay from the electrical center.

First, remove the electrical center cover and locate the relay, ensuring to note its orientation and secure the electrical center to avoid stress on the wires or terminals.

Connect the relay back to the wire harness connector.

Use the Master Electrical Component List to locate the relay.

Remove any connector position assurance (CPA) devices or secondary locks.

Secure the relay using the original fasteners or tape.

First, remove the electrical center cover and locate the relay, ensuring to note its orientation and secure the electrical center to avoid stress on the wires or terminals.

First, locate the relay and remove any fasteners securing it.

Finally, secure the relay using the original fasteners or tape.

Take out any connector position assurance (CPA) devices or secondary locks.

Connect the relay back to the wire harness connector, ensuring to reinstall any CPA devices or secondary locks.

Locate the relay, ensuring to note its orientation and secure the electrical center to avoid stress on the wires or terminals.