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how to remove dash, without braking!!

grr can anyone tell me the slightest clue as to how the dash comes off, so far the only thing removed is the heater cover part.

Old 05-31-2003, 06:11 PM
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I did a search on this board and came up with this......
dash removal
It should help ya
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Sometimes spelling mistakes can produce hilarious visions. Think about it.
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Ya gotta help me Milt. My spelling sometimes fails me. I can't see it but would like to... I need a laugh
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windshield replacement, in motion. Sounds something like a circus act to me... :-D Sorry though, I have yet to take mine out!
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Bruce, I'm sorry! I wasn't talking about your post. It was, "how do you remove the dash w/o braking" that made me laugh.
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Would that be w/out applying the brakes? Or did he mean to say w/out breaking the plastic nut's & studs that mount the dash?
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Its hard anyway you do it, but less painless if you:

Remove the steering column
Remove then nuts under the cowl from the front trunk side
Remove the metal subdash...then pull the dash pad off it.
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Bowlsby, Dit, dit dit Ditto!!

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