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Removing The R32 Dash

Phil Megroin

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Gday folks,

Does anyone know how to take off the R32 dash?

i'm trying to get to the lights which illuminate the dash, does anyone know how to do this?

cheers.

Its covered in the service manual. Not a particularly hard job, but it can soak up some time :P If you remove the speedo cable, by careful not to let the spring and washer (which hold it in place) run down the cable in to the abyss (like I did, and then spent an hour trying to get them back).

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