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Just wondering if anyone has any golden nuggets of info on replacing an AC controls lens on a 69 GTO. I have my new lens, and new knobs.....
WHATS BEST METHOD FOR KNOBS removal? Pulling, cutting......Don't want to screw up any of the switches by pulling too hard. I could use a little cutoff wheel with my dremel..... Anyhow, if you've been there done that, lemme know. THANKs.
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Rust makes it lighter Last edited by TinjunTribe; 02-15-2010 at 02:19 PM. Reason: year of car added |
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I was able to replace the one on my '72 without removing the knobs, but I believe with the earlier ones the knobs won't clear the slots in the glass. I painted the black background with a semi-flat black once I got the old lens out. Here is a good article from Hemmings that should help with a '69 :
http://www.hemmings.com/mus/stories/...hmn_tips2.html
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I hadn't noticed the diff between the repops and the originals. I will give the elect tape pull method a shot, and preserve the originals if I can. If I muff em up, I have back ups.
Unit is out of car....it's all greased and smooooooth, just like to get the new lens on it. Factory knobs are good too, no flaking I recall. I will try to preserve them if I can! Thanks.
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