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Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2003 7:57 am Post subject: Dash Removal
After further concideration on placing the dash cap on, I believe that removing the dash would be the best thing to do. Again I request knowledge about this task. It dosn't seem like it would be that difficult but like every thing else, there may be trick or two to make it a liitle bit simpler. Thanks in advance El Camaniacs _________________ Gave my 82 El Camino to my son and I just can't get her off of my mind. After 250K miles
it's hard to do.
Necoa #: 364
Location: 9(IN,KY,MI)
Joined: Jan 09, 2003
Posts: 1274
Year: 1978
Model: El Camino
Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2003 5:34 pm Post subject:
Take out the 4 screws in the defroster vents, two 10mm bolts on each bottom end of the dash (by E-brake release and opposte corner, by the top of the kick panel), theres one or two in the middle behind the radio, and drop the column. Then unhook the harness. Not a lot holding them in, it just taks alot of time to do. _________________ 1978 El Camino Conquista/SS, F-41 suspension, 350/T5/3:73
(More pics on pg 6 of 5th gen members rides)
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