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      06-29-2012, 08:24 PM   #1
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How to remove panel around glove box?

Anybody know how to remove the panel indicated in this photo? Please help! Thanks!
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      06-29-2012, 08:39 PM   #2
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it doesnt come off its part of the entire dash assembly
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Sure it comes off... it has to be installed at some point... it's shown separately in this picture:


I've gone as far as removing the center console, HVAC controls, glovebox, and dash trim piece but the thing doesn't feel like it's going to budge. Wondering if anyone knows a trick to removing this. Ultimately I'd like to remove the dashboard.
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I actually looked into removing that a while ago, and the way I understood it, you just remove the trims above and remove two bolts on left sides of the #7.
That was if the dealership refused to replace the part for me (it was peeling where knee hits it) and I had to do it myself.. the dealership replaced it for me so I never learned to do it
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So I got it loose but couldn't get it out. Took it to the dealer and was told it just needed a little more force since they put some sticky goop on the attachment points. They were right. Wasn't too bad once I got that pointer. My dash is now rattle free after putting felt pads on all the attachment points
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