D2 dash removal
#1
D2 dash removal
I’m looking to replace my tired, cracked, original dash with a nice replacement I picked up a while ago.
I’ve searched, but have not come across much info on removing the dash. Anyone here done this before?
I can most likely figure it out by looking at the replacement dash - just looking for some pointers/tips. Will most likely do the heater core while I have the dash out.
Thx!
I’ve searched, but have not come across much info on removing the dash. Anyone here done this before?
I can most likely figure it out by looking at the replacement dash - just looking for some pointers/tips. Will most likely do the heater core while I have the dash out.
Thx!
#2
I’m looking to replace my tired, cracked, original dash with a nice replacement I picked up a while ago.
I’ve searched, but have not come across much info on removing the dash. Anyone here done this before?
I can most likely figure it out by looking at the replacement dash - just looking for some pointers/tips. Will most likely do the heater core while I have the dash out.
Thx!
I’ve searched, but have not come across much info on removing the dash. Anyone here done this before?
I can most likely figure it out by looking at the replacement dash - just looking for some pointers/tips. Will most likely do the heater core while I have the dash out.
Thx!
I find it easier to do with the front seats removed. They're super simple to take out and give you loads more room to work within.
#3
Like most things on the D2, it's as simple as unscrewing layer after layer of parts - it's simple, no special tools required, it's just voluminous.
I find it easier to do with the front seats removed. They're super simple to take out and give you loads more room to work within.
I find it easier to do with the front seats removed. They're super simple to take out and give you loads more room to work within.
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Like most things on the D2, it's as simple as unscrewing layer after layer of parts - it's simple, no special tools required, it's just voluminous.
I find it easier to do with the front seats removed. They're super simple to take out and give you loads more room to work within.
I find it easier to do with the front seats removed. They're super simple to take out and give you loads more room to work within.
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