Anyone know how to remove Dashboard
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The infotainment panel is delicate and great care should be taken when removing and refitting this item.
Use front end hook special tool [3370] to unclip the indirect air grille (1). (see TOOL pdf attached below and this too, is ONLY needed if you need to remove the top air grille)
Carefully pull the panel at the top away from its retaining clips (No tool is required for this procedure).
Place the panel on a suitable protective surface.
See CENTER pdf below)
Installation:
Refit is reverse of removal procedure.
Use front end hook special tool [3370] to unclip the indirect air grille (1). (see TOOL pdf attached below and this too, is ONLY needed if you need to remove the top air grille)
Carefully pull the panel at the top away from its retaining clips (No tool is required for this procedure).
Place the panel on a suitable protective surface.
See CENTER pdf below)
Installation:
Refit is reverse of removal procedure.
Last edited by stevenrmusic; Nov 13, 2011 at 05:35 AM.
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Drivers side facia panel - To remove and fit
Note:No special tools are required to remove the drivers side facia panel.
Using the column adjustment switch, position the steering wheel so that it is at it's most extended and lowered position.
Holding the facia panel as shown in the illustration below. Pull outwards to disengage the locators. Place the panel on a suitable protective surface.
See DRIVERSIDE pdf below.
Installation:
Ensure any clips damaged during removal procedure are renewed prior to installation.
Note:No special tools are required to remove the drivers side facia panel.
Using the column adjustment switch, position the steering wheel so that it is at it's most extended and lowered position.
Holding the facia panel as shown in the illustration below. Pull outwards to disengage the locators. Place the panel on a suitable protective surface.
See DRIVERSIDE pdf below.
Installation:
Ensure any clips damaged during removal procedure are renewed prior to installation.
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The infotainment panel is delicate and great care should be taken when removing and refitting this item.
Use front end hook special tool [3370] to unclip the indirect air grille (1). (see TOOL pdf attached below and this too, is ONLY needed if you need to remove the top air grille)
Carefully pull the panel at the top away from its retaining clips (No tool is required for this procedure).
Place the panel on a suitable protective surface.
See CENTER pdf below)
Installation:
Refit is reverse of removal procedure.
Use front end hook special tool [3370] to unclip the indirect air grille (1). (see TOOL pdf attached below and this too, is ONLY needed if you need to remove the top air grille)
Carefully pull the panel at the top away from its retaining clips (No tool is required for this procedure).
Place the panel on a suitable protective surface.
See CENTER pdf below)
Installation:
Refit is reverse of removal procedure.
thank so much.you are really expert .. is that pdf from repair manual?
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The pdf and text is from:
http://www.bentleytechinfo.com/BY001...v1/default.asp
Of course ALWAYS be careful and i take no liability if things go wrong. The images and text are those supplied by Bentley and perhaps assumes the technician has already completed proper training. As alwasy, when in doubt it may be best to simply let a professional complete the task at hand.
http://www.bentleytechinfo.com/BY001...v1/default.asp
Of course ALWAYS be careful and i take no liability if things go wrong. The images and text are those supplied by Bentley and perhaps assumes the technician has already completed proper training. As alwasy, when in doubt it may be best to simply let a professional complete the task at hand.
Last edited by stevenrmusic; Nov 13, 2011 at 09:08 AM.
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The pdf and text is from:
http://www.bentleytechinfo.com/BY001...v1/default.asp
Of course ALWAYS be careful and i take no liability if things go wrong. The images and text are those supplied by Bentley and perhaps assumes the technician has already completed proper training. As alwasy, when in doubt it may be best to simply let a professional complete the task at hand.
http://www.bentleytechinfo.com/BY001...v1/default.asp
Of course ALWAYS be careful and i take no liability if things go wrong. The images and text are those supplied by Bentley and perhaps assumes the technician has already completed proper training. As alwasy, when in doubt it may be best to simply let a professional complete the task at hand.
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