Dash removal
10-14-2006, 10:20 PM
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Dash removal
ok, i've looked all over, searched the boards andireallycan'tfigureouthow toget itout.. i've take out the guades, removed the 2 screws there buti can't figure out whats still holding it into the car, i also can't figure out the passenger side of the dash either b/c of the air bag....
im trying to rewrap the dash if you were wondering...
if someone could point me to aDIY or post here on what i need to do to get it out please let me know
Thank you.
im trying to rewrap the dash if you were wondering...
if someone could point me to aDIY or post here on what i need to do to get it out please let me know
Thank you.
10-15-2006, 01:20 PM
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wow... thats awsome man... thank you much... 
looks like i onl;y missed that 2 under the pass side... (after prying out the A pilar b/c of the air bags)
back to rewraping my car.
i'll post some pics when i get it all done, it's comming out really nice.
looks like i onl;y missed that 2 under the pass side... (after prying out the A pilar b/c of the air bags)back to rewraping my car.
i'll post some pics when i get it all done, it's comming out really nice.
11-06-2006, 10:01 PM
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you don't have to remove the whole thing... just enough of it... pry and crack it open far enough to do what you gotta do.
for the passenger side... maybe just removing the glove box is good enough.. depends on what you're planning.
for the passenger side... maybe just removing the glove box is good enough.. depends on what you're planning.
11-07-2006, 03:30 AM
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Originally Posted by SquallLHeart
you don't have to remove the whole thing... just enough of it... pry and crack it open far enough to do what you gotta do.
for the passenger side... maybe just removing the glove box is good enough.. depends on what you're planning.
for the passenger side... maybe just removing the glove box is good enough.. depends on what you're planning.
06-29-2008, 11:38 PM
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I know this is bringing back the dead, but... for those of you who have removed the dash, can you see and get to the firewall easily? I wanted to dynamat the firewall or at least as much as I could get to easily. if there's nothing but a bunch of wires and plastic crap in the way, i wont bother...
04-19-2009, 11:49 PM
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Originally Posted by SquallLHeart
yes...
two screws behind each a-pillar, 2 screws behind center console, screw behind gauges, 2 screws for the passenger airbag... and 13 plastic tabs (claws)
two screws behind each a-pillar, 2 screws behind center console, screw behind gauges, 2 screws for the passenger airbag... and 13 plastic tabs (claws)
04-20-2009, 02:58 AM
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good question, lol. my 06 didn't have airbags up there... unless somebody that knows how can tell you, all i can recommend is disconnecting the battery and waiting 5 minutes and then just try removing it (just pull. a panel removal tool does wonders). you don't have to take it all the way out and disconnect the airbag or anything, just enough to get to the bolt thingy. but i could be totally off since i have no idea what the airbag a-pillars look like...