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sperrydan
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Im trying to get the whole dash out . How does it come out. I see the 2 bolts on the bottom next to the doors on both sides. Do you have to remove the winshild to get the complete dash out
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Dantheman
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Yes,The windshield has to come out. There are five or six screws the have to come out.
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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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rjsjea
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You can get it out w/o removing the windshield by cutting off the fasteners from underneath. It is much easier by removing the glass.
Re-installing with the glass in, I have never done this.......Another post says it can be done
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sperrydan
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Removing the glass scares me. I would hate to crack it. I have been putting of removing the glass bc of this but it looks like it must bedone.
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Dart Guy UK
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I have just taken the glass out of mine. The screen had delaminated across the whole bottom edge and although I was not too bothered if the screen broke or not as It was going to be repalced (hopefully), I found that by spaying into the screen seal with WD40 or simular for a couple of days before allowing it to fully penatrate as it softens up tyhe rubber very slightley and makes the screen removal very easy
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grudd440
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i cut the fasteners off with a cutting wheel. I rivited it back in where the fasteners were.
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Jim_Lusk
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Cut the fasteners, reinstall the fastners upsidedown with shorter screws.
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7903 posts on old board.
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smallbigblock
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Cut the fasteners, reinstall the fastners upsidedown with shorter screws.

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I should have left it alone
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dart kid
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If you do remove the windshield, a new one will cost around $230 w/ instal but before tax. I looked up Dart windshields a few weeks back while work was slow. (I work at NOVUS).
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hemi62valiant
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I am having problems removing mine as well. How does the push button mechanism's come off?
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Eddie Walker
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sperrydan
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if i do take the glass out should i build a bax to hold them
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PureGTS
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Think about it for a moment; your trying to save a 30+ year old rubber gasket that probably leaks anyway. Especially if you have a vinyl top! Get out the box cutter and get a new rubber gasket. Yes, the glass price is at least $200. I'm having mine replaced, as we speak, even though I was able to remove the original one safely. Since I cut it out, I had to replace the old rubber gasket, but looking at this economically, a $65 gasket or a $200+ piece of glass?? Hmmm. Call me cheap, but if that new gasket works, my new carpet will be a whole lot drier came the rains.
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Knowldge is power, power is speed, speed is good, low E.T. is better
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sperrydan
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I was planing on just cutting them out and using new gaskets and trim clips.
When I put new clips in, does the screws have a rubber washer or do i have to use a sealer to keep the holes from leaking?
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