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carpet removal
Hi, I am having trouble removing the front section of carpet in my 84 944. I was tring to get the carpet out in one piece but, it ripped on me, I don't really care about the old carpet as it is getting replaced with some good carpet. I can't seem to get the carpet out from under the center part of the dash, in front of the shifter. Does the dash have to be removed to replace carpet? Anyone have any tips on how to remove the carpet? , I have tried pulling on it , but it just rips, I have tried scraping under it, but can't get to the upper part, as it is almost touching the bottom part of the dash.
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08-07-2004, 07:08 PM
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Take out your center console, it worked for me.
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center console is out as is everything else except the dash
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08-07-2004, 07:26 PM
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If I remember correctly, I think there are a few screws from the center console, behind the stereo etc, that are going through the carpet. Also you may just have to pull on the carpet to cut it, and pull the rest out from the other side of the console.
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I'm having the same problem. Seem like way up behind the dash is the only place where the glue is still good...
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It is being held in place by the heater housing. The three early 944s that I have taken the carpet out have had the same problem. So you have two choices. 1- Remove the heater housing and then you can pull it out, which I think would involve removing the dash. 2 - Take a razor knife and cut the carpet as close to the heater housing as you can.
Good Luck.
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My 944
1983 Porsche 944 2.5L
