pulling dash questions
pulling dash questions Im pulling my dash to get some weight out from back there. Im having a problem gettin the A-pillars off. Whats the easiest way to get them off? I have searched and couldnt find an answer on how to get them out.
t-top car or solid roof?
t-top= pull tops off, remove screws, grab firmly and pull
solid roof: Grab firmly and pull
Dont worry you won't break anything at the very worst you;ll have to replace some plastiv push pins.
t-top= pull tops off, remove screws, grab firmly and pull
solid roof: Grab firmly and pull
Dont worry you won't break anything at the very worst you;ll have to replace some plastiv push pins.
these have gotta be superglued or something cuz i was pullin as hard as i can and they didnt budge. I dont wanna lose my grip and smack myself in the face and i dont wanna break em with a pry bar, so i dunno how im gettin the bastards out
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Well I got everything apart and out finally. I do not want to put the ducting back in if I dont have too. Will the heat still atleast warm up the inside of the car without melting anything under the dash?
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Originally Posted by Junk LT1
Well I got everything apart and out finally. I do not want to put the ducting back in if I dont have too. Will the heat still atleast warm up the inside of the car without melting anything under the dash?
My advice remove it all and go to a truck stop and buy a little cigarette lighter plug in heater. I have not done this so I do not know how much heat they put out, just an idea. I usually just don't drive mine on really cold days.
There is also a way to modify the current duct work to work with just the heater while still removing a lot of other stuff, do a search to find it.
It is a pain to do all the removing, so I jerked out everything so I won't have to ever do it again.
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I have modified mine to keep stock heater core and modified box. Gets a little cold here 
The plug in ones never seem to even break the ice As long as it hits the winsheild and blows on my feet we are good 
The plug in ones never seem to even break the ice As long as it hits the winsheild and blows on my feet we are good