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Dash replacement 200

posted by  bcg on  Wed Mar 16 02:32 CST 2005
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Hello,

i replaced my 86 cracked, faded tan dash with a 93 240 dash.

it appeared my old center console and coin tray didn't match up with the new dash. i had to get the late model center console and the driver's knee pad thing. also, i had to get the metal support brackets for the knee pad. maybe the kick panel for the driver's side too (can't remember).

also had to get the steering wheel cowling plastic thing.

i dont know what year is your dash.

like the others said, good time to check things out while the dash is off--heater core, heater valve replacement, check heater hoses to heater core, fan resistor, heater plastic housing and clips, etc.

while installing the dash, you can accidentally pull out the vacuum hoses to the vents. check to see if all are attached after installing dash.

a few screws out, instrument cluster, instrument cluster frame removed--plug & play.

regards,
byron golden
86 245
92 245





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