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Hey Mean Green...I guess the 3 Pts you and your wife have have OK dashes because you must be taking CREWZIN's advice and using the back seat on all three...ha ha ha
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I have a 2002, and a few months ago I noticed the dash cracked from the middle dash vent forward to the windshield, from both sides of the vent. Now it also has a crack from the middle of the vent to the front of the dash. and it has been garaged! I found a source to buy a replacement, but I did not see any replies to the question of how to remove the old dash. Anybody???
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How to take the dash cover off (up to 2005 models only):
1. Pull the 4 ac knobs off (protecf them with a cloth if you need pliers to do this). 2. Pry the power window switch assembly out of the dash, carefull of damaging the dash. It should just pop out. Then you must remove the cable by sliding the lock tab thingy (on the passenger's side of the switch I believe) and hold down the release, then pull off. Put switch aside. 3. Look inside the hole where the switch was, you'll see a phillips head screw, this holds the center console cover in place. Remove screw. gently grab the edge of the switch hole and pull. The entire cover is held in by clips, work your way around the cover until its off. 4. There are 2 phillip head screws now showing to either side of where the first phillips screw was, remove them. 5. Carefully pry the A-pillar covers off both sides of the dashboard. Like most of the trim in the car, they are held in place with metal clips. 6. The dash cover is now held in place by clips across the edge of the dashboard closest to you. Start at one side, grabbing the exposed edges, pull up and unsnap the clips. Haveing 2 people doing this together make it a LOT easier. When the back side of the dash is up, pull dash cover towards you, this will disengage the hooks that hold the front of the dash cover in place. Install is the exact reverse of these instructions. A helper would make things a lot easier. You'll notice that metal clips play a large part in the assembly of the trim of the PT. Be careful not to lose any as sometimes they fall out of the part. Just slide back in place. Sorry to be so long, but it is very easy and a crime to have to pay a dealer (or anyone) to do it!!! srg |
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This is great, very detailed directions. Thank you very much!!
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Yes, the dash cover that sits on top of the dashboard of 2001 to 05 is only a cover, I doubt it has any structural value at all.
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