Refitting the Pod ?
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Refitting the Pod ?
I recently had my dash pod out for some remedial work, all seemed to go well, (if there's ever such a thing with the Pod) ... just noticed after a couple of days that the ignition switch is not sitting centrally in the Pod hole.
Has anyone ever encountered this, is there anything that can be slackened without removing the pod again so that I can get the ign/switch to line up, seem's to me at least., there's always some issue when you take the pod out. !
Ken
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Has anyone ever encountered this, is there anything that can be slackened without removing the pod again so that I can get the ign/switch to line up, seem's to me at least., there's always some issue when you take the pod out. !
Ken
80 928 S
5 Speed
UK
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I recently had my dash pod out for some remedial work, all seemed to go well, (if there's ever such a thing with the Pod) ... just noticed after a couple of days that the ignition switch is not sitting centrally in the Pod hole.
Has anyone ever encountered this, is there anything that can be slackened without removing the pod again so that I can get the ign/switch to line up, seem's to me at least., there's always some issue when you take the pod out. !
Ken
80 928 S
5 Speed
UK
Has anyone ever encountered this, is there anything that can be slackened without removing the pod again so that I can get the ign/switch to line up, seem's to me at least., there's always some issue when you take the pod out. !
Ken
80 928 S
5 Speed
UK
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That side is a two part mount and the lower part needs to be correctly mounted (turned) to the top, it's a good idea to mark it before removing it so it can be put back the way it came out.
You may need to turn that part a little for a better fit.
You may need to turn that part a little for a better fit.
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Thank's, for the tips much appreciated, I never removed the whole pod just the steering wheel/ lower dash trim/ and column switches and slackened the two long and short bolts, just enough for bulb access which fortunately it was.., so the orientation of the short bolt and mount should not have moved, or am I wrong on that ? .
Ken
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Ken
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It should not have moved unless it was left loose by someone else that had gone in there before
Make sure no wires are blocking the pod from correctly seating, the ignition switch should be centered and slightly protruding from the hole, the rubber surround should go on easy
Make sure no wires are blocking the pod from correctly seating, the ignition switch should be centered and slightly protruding from the hole, the rubber surround should go on easy
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It should not have moved unless it was left loose by someone else that had gone in there before
Make sure no wires are blocking the pod from correctly seating, the ignition switch should be centered and slightly protruding from the hole, the rubber surround should go on easy
Make sure no wires are blocking the pod from correctly seating, the ignition switch should be centered and slightly protruding from the hole, the rubber surround should go on easy
I realise in the grand scheme of thing;s that this is a rather trivial matter, and that other members have much more serious problem's, I thank you for bearing with me .
Ken
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