Re: Weird Question...

I don't blame you! There are a lot of sharp edges on brackets and other
things just waiting to stab and gouge the unwary.
The heater may block underneath access anyway. Taking the dash out is a
really major production, and on older models, an invitation for such
things
as breaking brittle plastic parts.  To just get under the dash, I usually
end up pulling the seats.

"I'll pull the glove box first but I won't spent too much time or blood
trying to get a hand up there...."



"XS11E" <xs11e@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> pws <pwshelton@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
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> > I have taken two dashes off and apart, and I don't think that you
> > are going to be able to reach up there without removing more than
> > the glove box.
>
> I was pretty sure of that, thanks.
>
> > How about a top side repair, maybe filling in the holes with
> > quick-set epoxy so that the screws will have something to bite
> > into again? With the dash mat the repair doesn't have to be
> > pretty, just secure and not raised very much.
>
> That's my current plan.  I'll pull the glove box first but I won't
> spent too much time or blood trying to get a hand up there....
>
>
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