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Instrument panel removal 140-160 1970

posted by  JohnH on  Sun May 5 12:59 CST 2002
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I took my instruments out (after advice from this board). A bit fiddly, but not hard. Take off the steering wheel, undo the speedo cable (vital!), pull off the wire connectors, undo the 2 nuts holding the instruments in, tip the instruments over (face down), wiggle it around so one end comes out first, and out it comes. Don't force anything, just wriggle until it comes out.

Lack of space and vision are the only problems (surprise, surprise).

JohnH






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