It is there; I can feel it. The round can is mounted on top of the metal brace that is behind the dash board and goes from the left side to the right side. The two 10/32 screws were installed from the top side. My question is how much of the Avanti dash board has to be removed to gain access too the screws and what kind of head do the screws have. Hex, Philips or slotted or?
I just thought is the brace removable without removing the dash board.
I know I can drop the dash board; I just don't want to do it and take a chance of damaging the covering.
So far I have removed the emergency brake bracket and dropped the steering column. I can feel the heads but am unable to tell what they are. Yes the battery is disconnected.
No; I am not doing this for fun; the other day the tach went to 0 and stayed there. While I am in there I will replace all the bulbs. Studebaker had a great idea with their truck; with the back of the instrument panel accessible from under the hood. Too bad they did not continue it on all their cars.
Ron
I just thought is the brace removable without removing the dash board.
I know I can drop the dash board; I just don't want to do it and take a chance of damaging the covering.
So far I have removed the emergency brake bracket and dropped the steering column. I can feel the heads but am unable to tell what they are. Yes the battery is disconnected.
No; I am not doing this for fun; the other day the tach went to 0 and stayed there. While I am in there I will replace all the bulbs. Studebaker had a great idea with their truck; with the back of the instrument panel accessible from under the hood. Too bad they did not continue it on all their cars.
Ron
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