what is under padded dash?

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nope i have big fumbly hands
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bummer. you may need to take a few things out of your dash if everything is still in there.
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yeah no radio so i can reach in there and i need to replace the lens on my cluster anyways so i can pull that out as well.

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take out the glovebox and ashtray as well. since there so easy to take out. that should be good.
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cool wonder if ill find anything dead under there like maybe the where-a-bouts of Jimmy Hoffa??? cause my pad really takes away from the trucks "beauty"
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The heater core comes out pretty easy too. The two hoses under the hood, and I think 4 bolts. The wires just unclip. That would give you some more room to work as well.
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i was going to suggest that, but the cables are prettttty hard to get back on, and on the right pegs. well atleast for me.
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Post by ford4x4fun »

You know I never thought of that, mine sprung a leak in the middle of winter, and I never rehooked them just taped them where I needed them to be! So I don't know how hard it is to hook them back up! :thup:
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Getting the cables connected on the heater AND working correctly is an art form that I haven't mastered. Anyway, I think the aftermarket dash cover on my bump will have to do for now as I am not going to fill all those holes and I am not going to shell out the bread for replacement. Thanks for all the pics and comments.....
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i got mine off with just the cluster, and glove box liner removed.

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