Reply to "Heater control panel removal"

rmccallMember

The plastic trim piece on the outside has 4 pins on the back that attach it to the metal part behind the console. Two of the pins usually have small metal washers pushed onto the back side of the pins to keep them from pulling out. Once the plastic piece is removed (carefully prying with a small plastic tool) there are two Phillips screws that hold the metal housing to the dash. The housing removes from the rear . The levers are two pieces. You have to (again VERY carefully ) pry the one side up and over the raised bump on the metal part of the lever and pull straight out.

Ron

8/10/1310:36 AM

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