BTW the dash itself weighs only about 10lbs so we are told. To remove it simply for weight reduction isn't really worth it, unless you're doing something else. Or if you REALLY want to be light. it just will look well, like a B13 with no dash
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Jordan
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dash is easy as cake to remove, there are 10mm bolts up top and 10mm nuts at the bottom left and right corners behind the plastic trim. there is also a screw behind the instrument cluster so.... tools required are 10mm socket and a phillips head.
don't need to take out the steering wheel but its easier if you do.
be careful with the covers for the bolts up top because 2 things can happen #1 you can crack your dash popping them out #2 you can break the clips that hold them in.
Originally Posted by hmumble You are removing the dashboard to install the 2 ac lines and blackbox?????????????????????
...to install the evaporator (black box)at least...don't think the 2 ac lines have anything to do with the dash...at least not in my case cuz the car was built without AC.
For the record, I did nothing with the steering wheel or air bag...I thought it was pretty easy to pull the dash out the passenger side with steering wheel intact.
Oh forgot to mention, if you are putting this back on, or putting another one on, TRY to rememeber which screws came from where. although most of them fit in the space spots and are interchangeable, many are actually slightly different and it will make a difference if you mix them up in terms of fittment