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Under dash padding - drivers side - how it mounts? 200 1990

uid 27's pic
posted by  Art Benstein on  Mon Feb 13 13:28 CST 2023
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I was thinking, sit comfortably and use a mirror and flashlight as you look in the six places I point out in that write-up on the 90 dash.

Now, on both my 89's there are five of those pinwheels for the driver side felt. I've been in there a lot lately, mucking with the chinabay keyless units I hide up there. Those fasteners are rough in the winter. Tear up my thin skin when I forget a small slotted screwdriver. But I don't believe you have any under the steering wheel, or maybe just two at the floor, I forget.
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Art Benstein near Baltimore






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