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The manual says take out the 5 screws and the panel should come out. I took out the screws and can't even pry it out. Is there a trick or am I missing something? The speedo didn't work on the maiden voyage today and I discovered it wasn't hooked up. The temp and gas gauge don't work either so I figure I'll look at them when (if)I get it out. Does the cluster need to tilt or come out some special way, like bottom first?

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60-63 dash panels seem to be a problem. I have problems with my 63 every time I take it out. Sometimes a good whack on the back will jar it out enough to work it the rest the way. From what I've been able to tell it seems to be the clip-on nuts for the screws hang up on the panel. Try slipping some putty knives in where the screws were removed and see if that helps.

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same problems on the 64-66. just be gentle so you dont ddamage the bezel.


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