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05-09-2002, 11:51 PM
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Are there any books that show how to remove a 68 gto dash? I need to replace the bulbs in my instrument cluster and have heard it is very difficult with removing the dash. I have the 68 service manual and 64-72 Restore Guide.
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Are there any books that show how to remove a 68 gto dash? I need to replace the bulbs in my instrument cluster and have heard it is very difficult with removing the dash. I have the 68 service manual and 64-72 Restore Guide.
Thnaks
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05-16-2002, 09:46 PM
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no it,s easy to remove the dash...
but you don,t need to remove the dash to change your bulbs... best way to service dash. sounds crazy but remove the drivers side seat (4-bolts) pull it up carefully the mounts are sharp, watch the door panel on your way out!lay on your back with your head on the trans tunnel. twist and replace the "194,s"one-by one. by the way use a flashlite, your kind of trapped in there, it,s tight and you will just burn yourself with a worklite.needmore info-e-mail me. [email protected] 
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