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dash removal question before i break it!
Need to remove the centre dash to fit a in/out temp, i understand its just the 2 torx screws. Do I have to pull off (fnarr fnarr)the heater slider and air curc knobs or are they part of the panel ?

thanks

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Post #48796 17th Dec 2010 11:09am
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It's all part of the fascia. It's easier as well if you remove the radio first.
Post #48799 17th Dec 2010 11:15am
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any special tools needed to extract the radio ?

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Post #48800 17th Dec 2010 11:15am
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You can get the tool from halfords as its just two wire legs for about £6. I used a couple of pop rivets, did the job.

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/...yId_165626
Post #48801 17th Dec 2010 11:20am
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i've taken out the radio and the 2 torx screws and still found a fair bit of resistance, will it help pulling in a particulare direction rather than straight out, and how many clips and where are these clips located that are still holding it in?

p.s. sorry for jumping in Whistle
Post #48802 17th Dec 2010 11:21am
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blackwolf wrote:

To remove the fascia, firstly withdraw the radio, disconnect its connections and set it aside, then remove the two Torx-head screws below the window lift switches. The panel is then held by five clips; two at the bottom corners, two more at the top corners of the from face, and one adjacent to the clock. Starting at the bottom carefully pry the panel towards you, when the bottom has unclipped the remaining clips should give. The panel comes out hoizontally towards the rear of the vehicle.

Next, reach behind the panel and disconnect the connectors from all the switches (depending on model spec and equipment levels there may be connectors on some of the switch blanks too). When all are free, the panel can be set aside. (I had great difficulty in the available space (and working at night in the dark) disconnecting the clock - I couldn't figure out the latch on the connector. In the end I left this connector on.)



http://www.defender2.net/forum/topic4502.h...lumination
Post #48803 17th Dec 2010 11:24am
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thanks lorry man, sometimes dyslexya and using the search function dont mix,

and no i'm not joking and yes i probably spelt it wrong, but who the hell comes up with a spelling like that Confused
Post #48806 17th Dec 2010 11:36am
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Had that fascia panel off a couple of times to add bits and pieces. Was going to do a reply when I remembered about blackwolf's post. I'm a lazy sod, easier to copy and paste than to spend 5 mins explaining what someone else has already covered so well Laughing Thumbs Up
Post #48807 17th Dec 2010 11:42am
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thanks for the help. Did it!

Used a claw hammer on the top which did the trick.

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