HUD access
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Pro
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From: CA
HUD access
The other day someone mentioned being able to drop the driver's side kick panel and steering column assembly. Can you access the rear mounting tab screw on the HUD module without pulling the dash apart by doing this ?
Melting Slicks
Joined: Mar 2000
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From: Northwest Iowa
If you are asking if you can get to the projector without removing the dash, I kinda doubt it.
When I installed my HUD, I remember a lot of dash support, wiring and other modules all below the projector, let alone the firewall, that I find it hard to believe you could actually access any connections on the projector without removing it from the top.
Besides, it's not as complicated as it sounds to remove the whole dash pad.
When I installed my HUD, I remember a lot of dash support, wiring and other modules all below the projector, let alone the firewall, that I find it hard to believe you could actually access any connections on the projector without removing it from the top.
Besides, it's not as complicated as it sounds to remove the whole dash pad.
Instructor
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Janesville CA
If you are asking if you can get to the projector without removing the dash, I kinda doubt it.
When I installed my HUD, I remember a lot of dash support, wiring and other modules all below the projector, let alone the firewall, that I find it hard to believe you could actually access any connections on the projector without removing it from the top.
Besides, it's not as complicated as it sounds to remove the whole dash pad.
When I installed my HUD, I remember a lot of dash support, wiring and other modules all below the projector, let alone the firewall, that I find it hard to believe you could actually access any connections on the projector without removing it from the top.
Besides, it's not as complicated as it sounds to remove the whole dash pad.
The back tab screws in from the top.
