Wood trim removal
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Seach for a post called wood trim removal. I just did mine and there was some info looking there. Also Myrtle Productions in the UK has some videos. Most of the dash pry's off - with the exception of the glove box. I'm not sure about an air bag model, since I was lucky and didn't have to contend with that. The door panels need to be removed for the door trim.
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Dr Wood,
Re: the centre panel. If you've got a trip computer fitted, you'll need to remove that first by removing the switch groups on the right and left and then reaching in through the holes to unscrew the trip computer mounts. Once all that is done, the panel is just held in by two plastic-gripped pins, one at each end which are an interference fit.
Good luck
Paul
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Re: the centre panel. If you've got a trip computer fitted, you'll need to remove that first by removing the switch groups on the right and left and then reaching in through the holes to unscrew the trip computer mounts. Once all that is done, the panel is just held in by two plastic-gripped pins, one at each end which are an interference fit.
Good luck
Paul
I
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