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remove cruise control servo on 86

I want to take out the servo for checking.

The Bentley manual writes 'remove servo mounting screws', but don't show them on the pictures.
Anyone has a drawing/picture where those screws are?

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As I remember once you remove the blower fan for the heater they are easy to see and remove. I took mine out when I replaced the bowden cable. It was a pretty easy thing to remove and install. As to the specifics, sorry it was too long ago that I did it. I bet if you search on this site you will find some photos of it.
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There is a 8mm bolt on the back side of the servo that mounts to the bracket. Use a 13mm wrench to get back there.
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with a nut a the back (#11 on the drawing above), the perspective of putting it back on seems challenging?
I have not looked yet in detail in the car to locate bolt #13 ( I am currently in my week-end residence away from the car), but is that one easier to get at?
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There is a 8mm bolt on the back side of the servo that mounts to the bracket. Use a 13mm wrench to get back there.
Don’t mean to hijack this thread, but where do hoses #15, 40 and 41 go?
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with a nut a the back (#11 on the drawing above), the perspective of putting it back on seems challenging?
I have not looked yet in detail in the car to locate bolt #13 ( I am currently in my week-end residence away from the car), but is that one easier to get at?

I thought it was very simple. Start the nut with your fingers, tighten with socket. It is a simple task.
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I thought it was very simple. Start the nut with your fingers, tighten with socket. It is a simple task.
thanks for the reassurance Will work on it next week

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