Removing dash/defroster vent
#1
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Been lurking around for a while and now I need the experts advice. The wood trim on the defroster vent below the windshield is cracking and peeling pretty bad. I would like to remove the trim and cover up where the wood is with leather. I don't want to replace it with a new wood trim piece for fear of it just cracking again. Does anyone know the procedure for removing both sides of the trim? Thanks for any assistance in advance.
P.S.- being a newbie I kinda know that pix are expected. I am usually too busy staring at the car to take pictures, but they will come soon.
P.S.- being a newbie I kinda know that pix are expected. I am usually too busy staring at the car to take pictures, but they will come soon.
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Remove side vents first, 2 torx screws on each side.
pull headlight switch and insert smallest screwdriver into hole to pop out switch. Remove last torx screw and pull vent out.
then just pull the defrosters up.
hope that helps.
pull headlight switch and insert smallest screwdriver into hole to pop out switch. Remove last torx screw and pull vent out.
then just pull the defrosters up.
hope that helps.
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Thanks. I wasn't sure if the side vents had to come off. When you say "pull the headlight switch" do you mean pull it straight out or does it need to be twisted as well?
BTW, car is an '03 C4S w/6 speed tranny. Cobalt blue w/full beige leather and light wood interior. Blue-ish gray carpet. Was probably at the bottom of my list but when I saw the combination it just popped out at me. Love black/black cars but I have never seen another Cobalt 911 when on the road.
BTW, car is an '03 C4S w/6 speed tranny. Cobalt blue w/full beige leather and light wood interior. Blue-ish gray carpet. Was probably at the bottom of my list but when I saw the combination it just popped out at me. Love black/black cars but I have never seen another Cobalt 911 when on the road.