Re: (ET) Removing Front Panel

[Dave & Debbie Barden <daveb seanet com>]

On my E15 I found that after removing the 4 screws I still couldn't get 
the 
panel out.  seems it mine was slightly oversize and I had to almost pry it 
out.
I think you could also use a longish blunt instrument to tap it out by 
removing 
the "firewall" panel and inserting something like a screwdriver/nutdriver 
thru 
the wire harness hole and then tap it out with a hammer.  of course you'd 
want 
to make sure it was just stuck and not still fastened to something.

dave
Seattle
E12S
E15

> Hi guys;
> 
> I'm normally pretty mechanically inclined and this little problem has me 
feeling really
stupid.
> 
> My key-switch is loose (I-5). To tighten it I need to access the back of 
> the 
panel it is
mounted to. I can get it loose but it won't come off. Is it attached to 
the 
lower panel?
If it is, then I have to remove the steering column first, right?
> 
> I now have two cuttings with the new and improved Bill Gunn built 
> baffleless 
rear
discharge deck, if you don't have one of these, get one, now!!
> 
> 
> Stay Charged!
> 
> Hump
> 
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