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66 dashpad installation

Chiclassics

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Does anyone have instructions on how to install dashpad for a 66 bronco? The 66 year is always little different than later years. I do see 5-6 screws at the front along with 2 knobs. Is that it ? Or do I need to also bring windshield down are there, are there any screws back there I need to get to before I pop the dashpad out? Calling all the autobots(66 bronco ppl lol).
 

Okbroncoman

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Yes, you have to fold down the windshield. Just those screws in the front, the windshield holds the back in place, when it’s folded down.
 
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thanks ! my 2 knobs seems to be pretty stuck...what tool to use to open them ?
 

bigmuddy

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thanks ! my 2 knobs seems to be pretty stuck...what tool to use to open them ?
Oof, man if they haven't been off in years you are going to have to spray them with something to break the rust and pray they do come out. I have had several break off then had to drill the rest out to then get the windshield to fold down and drill some more as the knobs screw into the windshield frame. After spraying and letting it sit, you might try tapping a little with a mallet to help break them free. Good luck!
 
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Gotcha thanks ill try. Good to know some background on how someone dealt with it now I know they are what they seem. I noticed pin sized holes on the side anyne know what they are for?
 

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Spray pbblaster on the knobs where it meets the dash, use a scrap of leather or old belt and large pair of channel lock pliers and remove the knobs.
 
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