2004 dash removal
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From: Greenvile, SC
Its only held on by clips.
Extend out the ashtray
On the bottom piece of the dash that come down on either side of the of the opening..at the "bottom left and right corners"
Pull!...
a firm but gentle pull...
Don't pull to hard after you see it giving... the instrument control wiring is still attached..
Edited....for Instruction paragraph..
Extend out the ashtray
On the bottom piece of the dash that come down on either side of the of the opening..at the "bottom left and right corners"
Pull!...
a firm but gentle pull...
Don't pull to hard after you see it giving... the instrument control wiring is still attached..
Edited....for Instruction paragraph..
Last edited by FTE Trigger; Jul 19, 2006 at 09:38 AM.
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From: Greenvile, SC
Originally Posted by daculatruck50
Removeing the dash piece will not hurt my truck in any way will it?
When I'm at home, mine usually comes off at least once a month... for various reasons... Of course I havn't had the truck very long (while @ home), so that doesn't account for much.
Once you start pulling from the bottom left and right corners. You should see how its actually fastened...
Nothin' to it...!
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From: Grand Rapids, MI
I just did that yesterday to put in my new(er) CD 6. Not sure what thread it was in, but I did find it on a search... I have an STX, and I had to pry out the corners with a screwdriver as I have no ashtray to remove...
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