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#110231 11/20/2004 1:23 AM
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I'm working on prepping the inside of my cab for paint and would like to remove the dash. I've removed all the instrumnents, controls, glove box, etc. from the dash. There are 3 bolts on each side of the dash that attach it to the side of the truck that I have removed. Finally there are 2 bolts that attach it to the steering column that I have removed. There doesn't appear to be any sort of attachment along the front (under/along the winshield.) The ends where I removed the bolts will flex, but I cannot pull it out. Is it welded in there? I have the shop manual but haven't seen anything on removal of the dash in it.

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Leave it in there, it has about 100 spot welds under the windshield rubber holding it in place. Brian


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