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Instrument panel removal 140-160 1970

posted by  someone claiming to be Craig on  Sun May 5 12:56 CST 2002 [RELATED]

Never had much luck with the rheostats. Twist it around all you want, maybe you'll get lucky.

But, no need to remove any portion of the dash. From underneath, remove the rheostat and replace it with a jumper of two female spade conectors and a short loop of wire. The only downside is the hole in the dash where the rheostat/knob once sat. That can either be overcome or overlooked.






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