dash removal?
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dash removal?
Need help removin my dash with smallest amount of work. Pictures would help alot. In case ppl wonder why im removing my dash is becasue i need to remove my auto pedals and install my manual pedals. thanks in advance.
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Re: dash removal? (wannab20hatch)
This is for a CRX
Step 1:
Remove the rectangular plastic cover in the top center of the dash and unscrew the 12mm bolt hiding behind it.
Step 2:
Remove the side vent covers on the dash and the 12 mm bolts on each side.
Step 3:
Remove the instrument cluster cover. It has screws behind pop off panels on the top as well as screws that can only be seen by looking straight up from under the steering wheel
Step 4:
Remove the steering wheel.
Step 5:
Remove the turn signal/wiper switch.
Step 6:
From under the dash, remove the wiring harness for the instrument cluster from their plug at the firewall.
Step 7:
Remove a 10mm ground wire next to the cluster wires.
Step 8:
Remove the center console, there are 2 screws on each side and one hiding behind the glove box door. Once the screws are out, you'll need to unscrew the shifter **** and then lift up on the console and it will come out. You'll need to play around with the parking brake to get it to clear.
Step 9:
Loosen the screws on the AC control, but do not try to remove the AC controls
on the left of the dash, remove the air handler button and then the black plastic cover
behind it. remove the two Phillips screws inside there.
Step 10:
Remove the glove box and the one or two 12mm bolts that are hiding behind it.
Step 11:
The dash should now be ready for removal, gently pull it straight out. Note - the ac controls stay in the car.
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Step 1:
Remove the rectangular plastic cover in the top center of the dash and unscrew the 12mm bolt hiding behind it.
Step 2:
Remove the side vent covers on the dash and the 12 mm bolts on each side.
Step 3:
Remove the instrument cluster cover. It has screws behind pop off panels on the top as well as screws that can only be seen by looking straight up from under the steering wheel
Step 4:
Remove the steering wheel.
Step 5:
Remove the turn signal/wiper switch.
Step 6:
From under the dash, remove the wiring harness for the instrument cluster from their plug at the firewall.
Step 7:
Remove a 10mm ground wire next to the cluster wires.
Step 8:
Remove the center console, there are 2 screws on each side and one hiding behind the glove box door. Once the screws are out, you'll need to unscrew the shifter **** and then lift up on the console and it will come out. You'll need to play around with the parking brake to get it to clear.
Step 9:
Loosen the screws on the AC control, but do not try to remove the AC controls
on the left of the dash, remove the air handler button and then the black plastic cover
behind it. remove the two Phillips screws inside there.
Step 10:
Remove the glove box and the one or two 12mm bolts that are hiding behind it.
Step 11:
The dash should now be ready for removal, gently pull it straight out. Note - the ac controls stay in the car.
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thanx didnt take as long as i thought it would
thanks
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Re: dash removal? (wannab20hatch)
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