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Trying to remove the heater control panel on my '60 C10. Had it out back in the '80s but like many things I can't recall the trick. Have screws & braces remove. Can tip it in at the bottom but not far enough as the top hits the underside of the dash. Not finding anything in 1960 service manual. I should get a FAM but don't know if that would help with removal.


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BC - Below are screengrabs from the 1960-66 FAM and some web pics of an NOS control on ebay. It looks like you have to push the unit straight back into the dash cavity, probably might help to remove the glove box for an extra hand on the back side, then once clear of the dash opening angle it down and out under the dash.

The actuator cables may provide a lot of resistance to pushing the unit back, and defroster ducts might affect pushing it into the recess too.

Hope this helps. smile

Edit note: Don't forget to unplug the controls lamp/socket at the top rear of the unit. Maybe best done again by removing the glove box insert.
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Thanks, I'll get back to it in a day or 2, pics & stepping back should help!


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Came right out, amazing what happens when you step back for a bit & look again. If screws were snakes I would have got bit.


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1949 GMC 250 project in waiting
1960 C60 pasture art
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Glad it work out BC. smile


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