Entertainment System - Auxiliary Connector is Detached
68 08 02May 5, 2008
2017700
Affected Vehicles
Condition
Auxiliary Jack Connector for Accessories Becomes Detached
The auxiliary jack connector located in the glove box fascia may become detached due to excessive force being applied while plugging in accessories. Customer unable to connect iPod.
Technical Background
One or both of the glove box fascia locking tabs securing the auxiliary connector is broken.
Production Solution
Final production countermeasure pending.
Service
^ Partially remove glove box to gain access to the loose aux. jack connector.
Tip:
Access to hidden glove box screws may be obtained by lowering the accessory switch panel below the H.V.A.C. controller.
^ Apply 3M(TM) Quick Fix Adhesive part number 08155 to the broken inner tabs (indicated by white lines) and the aux. jack connector.
^ Insert connector inside tabs, push down until contact is made with the glove box surface.
^ Gently squeeze tabs until adhesive sets (approx. 1 minute).
^ After 1 minute, file outside tab surfaces (dotted line) as required, to obtain a flat surface.
^ Install cable tie Part No. 3M(TM) 06200 tightly to reinforce repair.
^ Remove excess cable tie.
^ Plug in an accessory to ensure repair.
^ Install glove box.
Note:
If accessory connector has to be removed for service to the harness, adhesive MUST be applied or reapplied to the tabs and connector.
Warranty
Required Parts and Tools
No Special Tools required.
Additional Information
All part and service references provided in this Technical Bulletin are subject to change and/or removal. Always check with your Parts Dept. and Repair Manuals for the latest information.