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Removing the centre air vents 200 1987

posted by  Erling on  Sun Sep 2 08:20 CST 2007
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This weekend I have had the pleasure of replacing the heater fan (OH boy!). It seems like I have everything back in place now, except I need two new heater hoses to replace the ones I had to cut.

There is one thing I need to look at though. The mesh behind the center air vent got out of position as I re-fitted the heater unit. If I can remove the air vents under the radio it should be easy to fix it. So, is it more to removing the air vents than removing the two screws on the left side?

I know I should just try, but right now I am busy tending my cuts and bruises.

Thanks as always,

Erling.

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