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Okay...so, with all the mentoring, reading, searching very relevant and helpful threads, I've removed the dash pad from my 95 vert ( surprisingly easy after reading several board members insight) and have started the repairs on the separated edges. Also, at the suggestions of several members, I've decided to repair the intermittently operating chime module. When it works its perfect but when it stops its simply done...until it isn't again. Since it does really well when it's working I've determined that it's a lose connection or fragile solder that simply needs resoldered or whatever to restore a sturdy or reliable connection...like I've read several other members have done. My question is...i have it out and open and need guidance before I proceed further and potentially break it beyond repair. I can't see where to solder or how to remove the components from the casing...any further insight other than ordering a replacement that will likely similarly fail eventually, will be very much appreciated. The dash and other little things while in the dash are the final projects to be completed so everything functions as designed like new. As always, thank you in advance for your time and assistance.
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Chime module, help with repair,
