Re: (ET) Removing Front Panel

[thumphrey myself com]

That's what it seems to be. Stuck. But it is stuck only along the bottom 
edge, like the top(vertical) panel and the bottom(somewhat horizontal) 
panel are all one piece and folded in the middle. Are they one or are they 
two separate plastic pieces.


Stay Charged!

Hump


----- Original Message -----
From: Dave & Debbie Barden <daveb seanet com>
Date: Tue, 5 Aug 2003 12:59:43 US/Pacific
To: thumphrey myself com, elec-trak cosmos phy tufts edu
Subject: Re: (ET) Removing Front Panel

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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