Replacing dash air vent
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Ok, I could manage, and even I don't have to replace, I could repair it. I will create a post with step by step pics soon, maybe it will be helpful.
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Hey I have done all the dash vents myself and the right one is the easiest. Remove the wood airbag cover and find the screws to the vent and replace it with one from a yard. My vents came free with purchase of another part, they were basically giving them away. The other three are harder as it requires the removal of the center console to allow the long wood across the dash to be removed, as well as the speedometer plastic surround but it's the same idea
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Thanks,
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Hey I have done all the dash vents myself and the right one is the easiest. Remove the wood airbag cover and find the screws to the vent and replace it with one from a yard. My vents came free with purchase of another part, they were basically giving them away. The other three are harder as it requires the removal of the center console to allow the long wood across the dash to be removed, as well as the speedometer plastic surround but it's the same idea
Thanks,
Gordon
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