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850 dash removal 850

posted by  bryan goldberg on  Fri May 11 20:51 CST 2012
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C,

Go to www.plasti-mend.com.

Since you've removed the dash before you know what's involved. Also, the 850 dash may be different from the S70 unit.

But, my experience was that tilting the dash did not provide me enough room. I took it out and set it on boards covered with an exercise mat on top of the wheeled garbage container. So, I could roll it outside to work on it and move it in overnight.

3 of the mounts were broken as well as several other fasteners and receivers, probably from years of bouncing around. It took me over a week to repair and remold the damaged areas.

Bryan






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