YOUR RESEARCHHow do you get to the instrument cluster
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I have seen several discussions on the board relating to this but none have explained how you actually get to the cluster. Does anyone have instructions to dismantle it including how to get the leather housing on the dash off in the first place? Cheers
sure, YOu pop off the hazard switch and it's trim and there is a torx behind that. Next you pop off the microphone cover and there is a torx behind that. Then you pull the enire. cluster up, remove the cam locks and pull the cluster out and flop it over as the hazard is attached and have at it.
Thanks much SPR. BTW: Nice photo gallery.Your 150 action photo: is that the overtemp light I see (possibly flashing)?
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