Painted gauge surround red
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Start at the bottom by the pedals pull the small piece off .Then take the next piece off under the steering column they just pull off.Take out 2 screws and pull off the top above the steering.Pop the clear piece off.Take the 2 screws off the the black piece around the guages.
I hope this helps you.
I did mine today it did not take that long and it looks real good.I did the circles around the vents also.
I hope this helps you.
I did mine today it did not take that long and it looks real good.I did the circles around the vents also.
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If I decide to go yellow on my interior I'll give you a call.
Did you order your lift? If it's a simple BB & you need a place/hand putting it on give me a ring. I've got a well-lit garage & just about any tool we would need.
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They do !!
I painted my vent rings and it looks great! Takes several coats to get them to look right though. Then a final couple coats of clear.
#69
JK Junkie
The bottom smaller piece right above your shins just pops off it is held with clips. The next one below the steering column pops off as well but is hinged at the bottom so you pop the top right below the column out first. then the rest are screws it is obvious from then on.
Here is more detail about how to take the dash apart!!!!
Just make sure if it is cold you let it get good and hot because it cracks and clips can break easy. I broke 2 clips and 2-3 little clips on the clear piece around the gauges. I won't be taking it off again because everything is tight and secure now, if I take it off again I may break the rest of the clips and it won't go back on.
Of course I am not mechanically enclined at all and I mean AT ALL getting the dash apart took me 3 hours and several search's and posts on here and me scratching my head. The middle piece right below the colum was what through me a curve, I kept trying to get the bottom of it out first and that is where a hinge is, the top has to come out first. if it wasn't for that it would have taken me about 30 minutes.
I hope this helps.
Red
Here is my final product.
Here is more detail about how to take the dash apart!!!!
Just make sure if it is cold you let it get good and hot because it cracks and clips can break easy. I broke 2 clips and 2-3 little clips on the clear piece around the gauges. I won't be taking it off again because everything is tight and secure now, if I take it off again I may break the rest of the clips and it won't go back on.
Of course I am not mechanically enclined at all and I mean AT ALL getting the dash apart took me 3 hours and several search's and posts on here and me scratching my head. The middle piece right below the colum was what through me a curve, I kept trying to get the bottom of it out first and that is where a hinge is, the top has to come out first. if it wasn't for that it would have taken me about 30 minutes.
I hope this helps.
Red
Here is my final product.