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Old 01-09-2009, 11:21 AM
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How do I remove dash faceplate around upfitter switches
Trying to add more switches above upfitter switches in my 06 superduty. Want to be able to take some of the dash faceplates off to make access easier. How do I do this without breaking off some of the fastening devices? Is there a website that would have technical instructions with pictures that would lead me through this with ease?
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Here is some info for the upfitter switch install:
PowerstrokeDatabase.com :: Installing Upfitter Switches In 2005 And Newer Super Duty's

And here is the procedure for removing the main dash face:
http://www.cbsfa.com/imageuploads/file49.pdf

An easy place to add some extra switches is under your headlight switch, I picked up some switches at Radio Shack and added them here:
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