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Jasonbailey 09-19-2011 12:21 PM

Dash removal
 
I finally found a replacement dash for my 92 W250. I have no Idea how to get to the screws/bolts up at the windsheild. The donor truck I took it off of didn't have the windsheild so they were all exposed. My fear is that I will have to remove my windsheild to get to them unless anyone here knows something I don't? Thanks in advance. Ok some of you seem to think it's better to pull the windsheild. So how do I do it? And how long should all of this take?

jimbo486 09-19-2011 12:32 PM

There's a picture floating around of someone who cut small notches in the bottom of the windshield gasket in order to get to each screw. If you could get rough dimensions of where each screw is from a given point, say the A-pillar, you could probably do the same thing and be pretty close. If I could guess, I'd say there are maybe 6 screws across there.

texsasdiesel 09-19-2011 02:24 PM


Originally Posted by jimbo486 (Post 3021167)
There's a picture floating around of someone who cut small notches in the bottom of the windshield gasket in order to get to each screw. If you could get rough dimensions of where each screw is from a given point, say the A-pillar, you could probably do the same thing and be pretty close. If I could guess, I'd say there are maybe 6 screws across there.

you're right on track there. i was disassembling my crew cab when i first got it and didn't want to take the windshield out so i just cut notches in the gasket w/ my pocket knife. you can just press on the bottom of the gasket and "feel" where the screws are and just cut little "^" notches and gain access to the screws

James

cseby 09-19-2011 04:47 PM

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i cut the windshield rubber to remove the dash.but trust me it will be easier to put the new dash in without the windshield.

MARF75 09-19-2011 07:17 PM

you`ll be much better off in the long run pulling the windshield. IMHO

1990 09-19-2011 07:48 PM

Yup. Pull the window.


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