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    Thumbs up Dashboard Facia & Internals Removal

    After some advice as to some perhaps "best practice" or tips on removal of dashboard & contents that aren't in the Haynes manual.

    Anything useful gratefully recieved !

    Paul

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    Mk 1?
    Pretty straight forward, just take your time
    Steering wheel off, column shroud, switch stalks
    centre console/lower shelf out, radio, glove box
    Pop the clocks, remove speedo cable, and electrical plug/earth,
    centre console removed and plugs
    Remove outer heater vent pipes
    Remove dash

    Probably forgot something

    Does that help?
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    Royston

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    Thanks Royston - always best to ask those who've carried out these jobs before . . .
    Mr Haynes can be economical with the truth sometimes . . .

    Paul

    PS Mk1

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    Aside from the obvious screws/bolts on a mk1 dash - there are less obvious ones 'behind' the centre vents you can get to term in situ though. then there are two m8 nuts - 1 behind the clocks (ish) and one behind the glovebox (ish)

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    Lump hammer and source a mk2 replacement

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    Thanks for the pointers - duly noted. Apart from that Mk2 business . . .


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