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How to: Remove Dash and Center Console VY-VZ
owen jones
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just read ur bit on taking out the center console. im trying to put some splits in and im having some strif taking out the two strips that run along were the dash meets the windo .
just read ur bit on taking out the center console. im trying to put some splits in and im having some strif taking out the two strips that run along were the dash meets the windo .
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I tried removing the top console yesterday and had it all prised out but there was something holding it in just in front of the shifter even though I'm sure there are no screws apart from the one right at the front by the front compartment. I had removed the rubber compartment but there was no way the console was going to lift out. I didn't want to put too much pressure on it incase it split. Are there any tips on how to get it out??
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yea they take a bit of work to get out the first time. there is nothing holding it back exsept a few small clips on the inside, jst keep playing around with it pulling it in different directions an stuff, it will eventualy come out.:thumbsup:
GTRwilson
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anything on removing the covers under the steering column for the VZ? im sure this would be the same fore the VY yes?
Im trying to take out the drivers side windscreen demister cover as shown above. But i cant get the side cover off to allow me to get that screw #1 in the pic above.
TMM
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drop the fuse cover under the steering column (it's only held by clips along the top, just pull it open). Remove the 3 screws as shown in post #13 and bob's your uncle :thumbsup:
