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What are the procedures for removing and installing replacing Dash Pads on an EH ?
Is there anything to be careful of ?
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The cost!..bahahah...na not really,pretty simple.
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The section under the speedo is held in place by spring type pins/clips. From underneath of the pad, gently pry it off. Use your finger at each end & it should pop off. The two end pieces are each held on with a screw & a similiar clip to the pad under the speedo. The glove box pad is held on with screws. When replacing the pads with clips, simply align the clips into the holes & with your hand, firmly knock the pad home. If the clips miss the holes, the pad will sit slightly out of position. Utility8  Edited by user Friday, 21 January 2011 9:47:29 PM(UTC)
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i am fairly sure that the pad is asymetrical, and has to go a particular way up otherwise lines will not match up between the corners, glovebox etc. been fair a while since i owned an EH but..
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Thanks Guys installed replacement pads with no problems.
Your advise was most appreciated !
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