Having trouble getting the metal piece off of the framework for the dash with the switches and all that. The cigarette lighter seems embedded into the metal piece. Any suggestions?
I'm not sure you really need to remove the fuse panel. You can reach the fasteners through the gauge cluster area. Dropping the panel just gave me a better view and easier access from underneath. The fuse panel is only two screws and drops down out of the way
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great video job Gary just getting my dash out of 1972 for resto and this has helped tremendously
Thank you, this helped me get my dash out today!
Having trouble getting the metal piece off of the framework for the dash with the switches and all that. The cigarette lighter seems embedded into the metal piece. Any suggestions?
Thanks for the video . Why did you need remove the fuse panel ?
I'm not sure you really need to remove the fuse panel. You can reach the fasteners through the gauge cluster area. Dropping the panel just gave me a better view and easier access from underneath. The fuse panel is only two screws and drops down out of the way
How did you get the heater control out?
Never mind. I was able to get the trim piece out from around the heater controls.
is the main wiring accessible when this is removed?
The gauge cluster is out and the fuse panel is down. You can access most of the wires through there.