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cracked dash

Is there anything one can do about a cracked dashboard on a 968, without having to replace it?

Old 01-30-2010, 09:10 PM
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hide it with a cover.....but that's about it
Old 01-30-2010, 09:53 PM
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Or 'quick repair cover' from ebay

like most other people. take it off and get it fixed because in the end you wish you would have fixed it the first time. its only 4 screws holding the dashboard on and it isnt the hardest thing taking it off. putting it on is just as easy
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I don't know the 968, but on the late 944 the dash is a 2 hour removal, and four hour reinstall (being very careful, and cleaning up under there). Having it releathered out of chassis was only a few hundred dollars. The plastic cover WILL warp, and is a waste of time and money.

Warped cover


Cracked dash under warped cover


Redone dash


The process


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Oh, thatīs a GREAT job. You must be proud of it. How about all the dangling wires, did it come back in rigth order or was there any problem
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I just went slowly and carefully, and everything came out great on the first try. I even got to tie wrap some of the wires while they were exposed.
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This just SCREAMS for a DIY

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