2001 Honda CR-V Power Transistor

Remove the two screws that are holding down the old power transistor and pry it up with a wide flat screwdriver. If you have the new part then you know it looks like a square plug on top of an upside down aluminum L shape with metal blades for the air to flow and cool(the little flat circle about the size of a quarter is what went bad, but they made it so that you have to replace the whole unit). Don't be tempted to just unplug the old one and plug in the new one without placing it in where it belongs. The new one will burn out in just a day or two. It needs the air flow in it's setting to cool it properly and keep working. *I know it's been a while since the question was asked, but there were no answers and someone may still need to know.