94-96 Dash Pad question
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From: Bartlett Illinois
94-96 Dash Pad question
Any of you guys with 94-96 Vettes ever taken the hush panel off of the passenger side? If so how exactly are both the Dash pad and hush panel mounted together there?
If someone is willing to take some pictures with the Passenger side Vent out so I can get an Idea as to how the lower and upper are kept together that would be great.
If someone is willing to take some pictures with the Passenger side Vent out so I can get an Idea as to how the lower and upper are kept together that would be great.
Burning Brakes
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From: Bergen County NJ
Re: 94-96 Dash Pad question (-=Jeff=-)
Jeff,
I had to get in there to access the cruise control module for troubleshooting, but unfortunately took no pictures. The upper dash is bolted to the lower hush panel with (3) 10mm bolts, which are exposed after the passenger vent is removed. You have to pry off the center of this vent to expose the screws that hold it in. If you have to remove the knee bolster then there are bolts and screws on both ends that have to be removed. The right side bolts are accessed beneath the plastic trim piece that's at the end of the dash. The left side bolts are wedged in very close to the center console. I had to remove the carpeted panel that covers the transmission tunnel to get easy acces to these bolts, but in order to get that panel out, the center console, radio bezel, and shifter bezel had to come out first. It's easier getting to all this with the seat out.
I had to get in there to access the cruise control module for troubleshooting, but unfortunately took no pictures. The upper dash is bolted to the lower hush panel with (3) 10mm bolts, which are exposed after the passenger vent is removed. You have to pry off the center of this vent to expose the screws that hold it in. If you have to remove the knee bolster then there are bolts and screws on both ends that have to be removed. The right side bolts are accessed beneath the plastic trim piece that's at the end of the dash. The left side bolts are wedged in very close to the center console. I had to remove the carpeted panel that covers the transmission tunnel to get easy acces to these bolts, but in order to get that panel out, the center console, radio bezel, and shifter bezel had to come out first. It's easier getting to all this with the seat out.
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From: Bartlett Illinois
Re: 94-96 Dash Pad question (sraft)
Cool, Thanks, that helps a great deal!!!
Now I can tackle a project I have been wanting to do. I will post pictures when done.
Jeff
Now I can tackle a project I have been wanting to do. I will post pictures when done.
Jeff
