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Crazyced · 04-04-2016, 10:35 AM

Just did exactly this twice in a week. Once to remove mine and once to pull one from another car.

It doesn't really need a How to. Just a couple of things. Be careful with the windshield vent cover (there are 3 screws behind them). They tend to snap in a million pieces. I got mine out in one piece. I wasn't so nice with the parts car. You also need to undo the 2 bolts and 2 nuts that hold the steering column in order to get the cluster bezel out. I also manage to remove/loosen most of the big zip ty wire harness holders that are on the dash beam. Those will be helpful to put things back together. I also took the HVAC assembly in 3 parts. 1st the blower, then the AC box, then the heater core section.

If you need more help, the YT guy on Offbeat garage has a timelaps of him pulling all that out. Might be helpful to you. But like he says. It's literally: unplug stuff, unscrew what you see, pull on it and see why it's not coming out, repeat.

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04-04-2016, 10:35 AM	#4
Crazyced Zilvia Junkie Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: Ottawa Posts: 381 Trader Rating: (1) Feedback Score: 1 reviews	Just did exactly this twice in a week. Once to remove mine and once to pull one from another car. It doesn't really need a How to. Just a couple of things. Be careful with the windshield vent cover (there are 3 screws behind them). They tend to snap in a million pieces. I got mine out in one piece. I wasn't so nice with the parts car. You also need to undo the 2 bolts and 2 nuts that hold the steering column in order to get the cluster bezel out. I also manage to remove/loosen most of the big zip ty wire harness holders that are on the dash beam. Those will be helpful to put things back together. I also took the HVAC assembly in 3 parts. 1st the blower, then the AC box, then the heater core section. If you need more help, the YT guy on Offbeat garage has a timelaps of him pulling all that out. Might be helpful to you. But like he says. It's literally: unplug stuff, unscrew what you see, pull on it and see why it's not coming out, repeat.