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Dash re-install issues- Major ones! 850

posted by  AlanS on  Thu Jul 1 13:49 CST 2010
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1995 850...non turbo.
I am having major problems following the dash installation- evap. installation.
1. My battery keeps draining. I can't keep a charge. It will boost and run just fine, but won't hold charge till next time I try to start. I looked for any cut wires, etc., obviously I found none.
2. The heater cables: I cannot, after dash installation, put the cables on (or really even see them) for the center pod- the direction of flow. It's two cables.
I think if I could remove the metal knee bolster, I could get to it...but I don't think that's possible after the dash is in...I don't remember the sequence. There MUST be a way to install those cables without dash removeal...I can't imagine that the dealer would take out a dash to put that climate control pod in.
So:
Battery drain and cable installation....I don't even want to bring up the other stuff until this is cleared up.
HELP!!!!






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