At 10:37 AM 1/2/2005, you wrote: >You can >simplify this a lot, especially getting the switch back in, if you >loosen the whole cluster by taking out the four screw, one in each >corner, that hold the cluster to the dash. Be careful on this, >especially the screw at the right front, very easy to loose. Speaking of which, I lost that very screw myself last week. Anyone know offhand the size of those screws? What is it with screws like that? I dropped it down the hole in the dash and it vanished forever. No amount of hunting and shaking wire bundles has made it appear. I swear, there's no place for it to go but down, and still it hasn't shown up. I mean, if it was a jesus clip I couldn't find, I'd understand. But this is a fairly good size sheet metal screw! John Bange '90 Vanagon "Geldsauger" |
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