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According to posts to automotiveforums.com, it is easy.

Btw, you may not have to buy a new one. It sounds like there is simply a problem with a bad solder joint within the module.

Here is a quote from the forum:
"
To correct this problem you can:
1. Replace the CCRM. A new CCRM will cost about $200 - $300 depending on where you buy it. It is a fairly easy part to remove and install.
2. Repair the CCRM. If you have basic automotive, mechanical, and electronics soldering skills you can remove and disassemble the CCRM, and repair the failed solder joint. This repair will cost $0 but assumes the mentioned skills and will require a drill/bits (a drillpress works even better) and an electronics type solding iron. Depending on skill the entire repair takes about an hour."

2006-08-08 13:42:31 · answer #1 · answered by Gonzo 4 · 0 0

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