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760t dash removal 700 1989

posted by  eadlermn on  Tue Jul 30 08:05 CST 2002
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Thanks to those who replied. I found that I was incorrect in my statement that the wires ran through a part of the dashboard. Instead a metal retaining clip formed a part of the "tunnel" that the wires ran through. Once I removed the metal clip, I was able to remove the dash. Now all I have left to do is remove a few vacuum lines, crack open the ECC and replace the heater core, and clean out all the coolant that it spewed. Then it's "Installation is the reverse of removal".

Thanks again!
Eric






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