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667theneighbour

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I probably need a walkthrough on how to tear down the dash in order to fix the climate control. Anybody?
 

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Just pull that off all the way across. Its easiest if you put your steering wheel all the way down and turn the key to enough that it will let you put the shifter in 1st.


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Thanks, but this I know. I need to remove the entire dashboard not just the bezel to get to the blend door housing that sits underneath.
 

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Yea, that's it. Tilt all the way down. Shifter all the way down. And slowly pull... tabs will free themselves under enough pressure. I start at the right but it doesn't matter. Sometimes have trouble getting it back on without setting off the hazard lights. Main thing is to go slow and try really hard not to break or scratch anything. You can do it.
 

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Here is a write up by a member of GM-Trucks.

I didn't want to type all this cause I know I have already done it here before, but I can't find it so I'll do it again. Engage emergency brake, turn key on, shift into lo, pull instrument cluster/radio bezel off. Remove the trim piece at both side panels (where the fuse box is on the driver side same on opposite side), remove both of the passenger hvac vents on both sides of the handle in the dash. Remove the A pillar moldings (that is the trim on either side of the windshield going from roof to dash) they just pull off but they might be tight. Inside the vents that you just removed there are release tabs on the sides of the pull handle, push in the tabs and pull off the handle. Remove the panel between the windshield and the dash pad (be careful with that ambient light sensor in the middle pull the panel up slightly and remove any connectors before yanking it out) Then all that is left are the screws, I don't remember how many off hand. There should be 2 on the sides under those covers (the fuse box cover and the same one on the right side), then there is like 4 or 5 more around the part where the instrument cluster bezel was and a few more on the passenger side inside the vent holes I think. Then pull it all out Don't worry it's not heavy at all it's a one person job not like the old dashes. It looks like alot but it's really not that bad, I have the whole deal down to about five minutes, if it takes much longer than a half hour to get it off there I'd be surprised.
Good luck to ya.

haven't done it yet, my recirc door is jammed up and need to get a new one installed.

Good luck and let me us know any part numbers you come across, sounds like I need to do the same thing
 

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This doesn't sound so bad. The garage suggested one day to take down and one day to put back on. I'll take a look at it some day. Thanks. :)
 
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