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Old 03-28-2015, 09:11 PM
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Hey I tried to find some info but just found out how to remove the dash around the radio and what not.

I wanna remove the dash so I can drill a hole for a switch.


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Get your finger between the steering wheel and the panel and pull or you can try from the top left it's pretty simple you won't break anything I'll post a video for you
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OK that's what I figured wasn't sure if there was a hidden screw or I gotta remove another panel first
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OK that's what I figured wasn't sure if there was a hidden screw or I gotta remove another panel first
just made one real quick for you
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It says the video is private.
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It says the video is private.
sorry man I didn't even realize
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He was right just pulled right off. It's only held on by clips.

FYI when you pull the headlight switch plug off the headlights default to on.
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Correct don't be alarmed I just pulled the switch removed tge panel and reconnected the switch so don't hear tge dinging
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Any advice on removing the panel below this? I want to mount switches in it. I have three Otrattw switches to mountusing their bezel. I am not sure I can fit all 3 on the trim piece you guys removed
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Any advice on removing the panel below this? I want to mount switches in it. I have three Otrattw switches to mountusing their bezel. I am not sure I can fit all 3 on the trim piece you guys removed
I think you have to remove the piece under the steering wheel and then remove the 2 screws holding that in
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