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Topic: REPLACING DASH PAD QUESTION. (Read 407 times)
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ALLMOPARCARS
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wHEN REPLACING THE DASH PAD, OR REMOVING, DOES THE WINDSHIELD NEED TO BE REMOVED THANKS miKE
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OWNER/OPERATOR/FABRICATOR (LEAGALLY), ITS MY 13 YEAR OLDS FIRST CAR (69 DART GT) GOT TIRE? SWEET!  |
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Cudadust
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On an A-body, four castle nuts are evenly spaced along the top and two screws on the outer curve about half way down. Remove these and the dash will slip off with a slight tug.
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ALLMOPARCARS
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thanks i'll give it a goo around.
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OWNER/OPERATOR/FABRICATOR (LEAGALLY), ITS MY 13 YEAR OLDS FIRST CAR (69 DART GT) GOT TIRE? SWEET! |
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CA Duster 383
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It's only necessary to remove the windshield if you want to remove the metal dash, but not the dash pad.
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Phil Saran
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Jim_Lusk
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A-bodies since 1978, this one since 1983
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There's five nuts across the back, AND you don't have to remove the windshield to remove the dash, either. It's just harder and requires cutting the fasteners.
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Dantheman
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There's five nuts across the back, AND you don't have to remove the windshield to remove the dash, either. It's just harder and requires cutting the fasteners. The metal dash frame?? What fasteners do you cut? If so how can you reinstall the dash frame with the windshield installed-use very short screws? Have tried to remove the frame with the windshield and decided it was not possible..... |
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1980 Volare manual on the floor-radio delete. 1970 383 4 speed 'cuda. 1968 383 Charger. 71 429 CJ Torino J code. 70 429 SCJ 70 Torino 4 speed,drag pack. 70 351c ragtop Mustang. 68 302 Torino GT-all original. 68 GTO 400 auto.
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gearhead01
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Hello All:
I assume the dash pad removal is for the top pad. What do you have to do to remove the lower "dash pad" on a 68 Valiant?
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1968 Plymouth Valiant 2-Door Post Bracket Car In Progress
1971 Plymouth Satellite Sebring Plus, 383, Auto 14.50 @ 95 MPH
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MoPar_or _NoCar
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Hello All:
I assume the dash pad removal is for the top pad. What do you have to do to remove the lower "dash pad" on a 68 Valiant?
Remove the retaining nuts. 3 left, 4 right Ithink. |
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gearhead01
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Thank you for the information. I have to go diving under the dash soon to remove the top/bottom dash pads and unsnarl all the wiring the last owner rigged up when they converted the car to a racer.
Thanks again.
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1968 Plymouth Valiant 2-Door Post Bracket Car In Progress
1971 Plymouth Satellite Sebring Plus, 383, Auto 14.50 @ 95 MPH
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