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04-22-2003, 04:13 PM
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Now that I have everything (possible) hooked up, I'm ready (finally) to put the dash back in my 70 LeMans. Other than simply reversing the method for unplugging the wiring harness when I removed the dash, is there any trick (easier method) to plug it back in during the re-install? Also, does the knob to the headlight switch push on or twist on?
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04-22-2003, 04:13 PM
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Now that I have everything (possible) hooked up, I'm ready (finally) to put the dash back in my 70 LeMans. Other than simply reversing the method for unplugging the wiring harness when I removed the dash, is there any trick (easier method) to plug it back in during the re-install? Also, does the knob to the headlight switch push on or twist on?
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04-22-2003, 05:10 PM
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I can't help you with a "better way." But, as far as the light switch - the bezel scews on and the button pushes in.
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