Removing this cover... HELP! ;)
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can anybody direct me to a thread where it shows how to remove THAT piece. because I have seen everything ELSE except for that piece and I really dont feel like breaking it.
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It's not as simple as you might think.
The gauge cluster needs to come out. That means you need to remove the four screws at the bottom of the steering column (one is located under the steering wheel height adjustment lever) and remove the lower steering column. To get the lower steering column off you might have to remove the lower dash cover driver side. To get the lower dash off you might have to remove the kick plate. The reason I say "might" is you can remove these parts by bending them and working them out. This is up to you.
Anyways, once you get the lower steering column removed, there are 4 gold colored screws up under the gauge cluster.
Remove these screws and the upper part of the steering column with the gauge cluster is ready to lift out.
Just remember there is a plug that needs to be disconnected.
Once you get the gauge cluster out the three circles on the back pop off and you will see a two screws. Remove these screws the the cover should come off.
Just got done reinstalling mine.
The gauge cluster needs to come out. That means you need to remove the four screws at the bottom of the steering column (one is located under the steering wheel height adjustment lever) and remove the lower steering column. To get the lower steering column off you might have to remove the lower dash cover driver side. To get the lower dash off you might have to remove the kick plate. The reason I say "might" is you can remove these parts by bending them and working them out. This is up to you.
Anyways, once you get the lower steering column removed, there are 4 gold colored screws up under the gauge cluster.
Remove these screws and the upper part of the steering column with the gauge cluster is ready to lift out.
Just remember there is a plug that needs to be disconnected.
Once you get the gauge cluster out the three circles on the back pop off and you will see a two screws. Remove these screws the the cover should come off.
Just got done reinstalling mine.
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to take that piece off you have to:
-remove kick plate
-remove driver side under dash
-remove steering wheel surround
-remove gauge cluster
-remove gauge frame
-remove cluster
-separate 2 pieces
also note the top piece is not its own piece. its a whole piece
P.S. WTF u trying to do?
gl hf
-remove kick plate
-remove driver side under dash
-remove steering wheel surround
-remove gauge cluster
-remove gauge frame
-remove cluster
-separate 2 pieces
also note the top piece is not its own piece. its a whole piece
P.S. WTF u trying to do?
gl hf
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lol im trying to get that piece painted. i already did everything else and it looks awesome. im gonna post pictures later but I not even gonna attempt to get that piece off.
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