How do you remove instrument panel from dashboard?
Use the screwdriver to remove the screws which attach the instrument panel to the dashboard. Slide the panel half way out of its casing. Unclip the electrical connector at the back of the panel and pull it completely from the dash. Place the panel of a level surface and unscrew the broken bulbs.
How do you remove the radio from the dash of a Pontiac?
The bolts are located right along the side of the dash and will run up the edge. Use a screwdriver to unfasten the radio bracket to remove the radio. Unhook all electrical wiring from the back side of the radio. Slide the radio straight out of the dash of the car.
How do you remove the dash on a Pontiac Aztek?
Shift the Pontiac Aztek into Park and pull the emergency brake up to keep the car steady while you work on it. Pry the rubber bottoms in the two center cup holders out with a flat head screwdriver. This exposes the Phillips screws on the bottom of each. Unscrew them with a Phillips head screwdriver and place them to the side.
How do you remove the passenger side dash?
Pull the bottom of the passenger-side dash off by hand, by pulling up and then out. Go to the driver’s door and locate the eight screws that go along the side of the driver-side dash. Remove the screws and keep them somewhere safe. Go to the passenger side and remove the eight screws that hold the dash in on that side.
The bolts are located right along the side of the dash and will run up the edge. Use a screwdriver to unfasten the radio bracket to remove the radio. Unhook all electrical wiring from the back side of the radio. Slide the radio straight out of the dash of the car.
Shift the Pontiac Aztek into Park and pull the emergency brake up to keep the car steady while you work on it. Pry the rubber bottoms in the two center cup holders out with a flat head screwdriver. This exposes the Phillips screws on the bottom of each. Unscrew them with a Phillips head screwdriver and place them to the side.
How do you put a dash pad on a Pontiac?
It is held in place with a pressure clip. Push the clip in at the bottom and pull the cable out from the back of the gauge cluster. Remove two 9/16-inch bolts from each lower corner of the pad which secure it to the car and two more on either side of the steering column hole. You can now pull the pad forward enough to see behind it.
Pull the bottom of the passenger-side dash off by hand, by pulling up and then out. Go to the driver’s door and locate the eight screws that go along the side of the driver-side dash. Remove the screws and keep them somewhere safe. Go to the passenger side and remove the eight screws that hold the dash in on that side.