Mud-club
Vehicle & Technical => Defender => Topic started by: Ollie on March 26, 2006, 12:18:00
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I'm trying to remove the plastic facia on my 110, for two reasons, I have found some rot by the door catch in the passenger side, and secondly, I'm trying to remove all unecessary electrics/wiring - of which there is plenty.
I have removed the steering column shroud, the grab handle and passenger speaker mounting. I've removed all the small black screws that hodls the bottom part of the facia, and removed the top plastic rib. I've removed the centre switch bracket, but can't find any other means that secures the facia :(mad):
Do I need to remove the whole dash :?: Please tell me there's a better way :?:
Cheers
Ollie
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Nobody has removed the dash/facia? OK, I'm going in, this is probably going to get messy. I'll take some pictures and make a few notes for the next poor chap who finds himself in the unknown :(scared):
Ollie
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Been a while since I did this....
But seem to remeber you have to work from the top down...
Clock panel, top section, grey panel, metal support frame and then the bottom section....
Not as hard as it sounds.
Ian
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oh thats what ur taking out
its dead easy
remove all the screws from along the bottom of the black bit
remove the centre with the switches for the wash wipe,remove the placky bit that covers the wires,then remove the plastic tray that sits in the dash & at the back is 2 8mm head bolts that hold the heater duct in
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Thanks chaps, I managed most of it and also managed to break all the grey plastic trim fasteners :(blackeye):
Hmm, replacement is reverse of removal, how did that go again :(mad):
Ollie