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Re: rt of steering column dash facia plate 700 '89

posted by  someone claiming to be steve m on  Fri Dec 8 06:00 CST 2000 [RELATED]

Problem solved! Decided to go to bigger tools and more pressure removing face plate. Problem spring I couldn't disengage in middle of face plate attaches to a tab on the back of the plate with the other end forming a huge "open" J shape applying pressure against the back (inside) of the dash. J turns toward the steering column behind the dash and is made of heavy guage spring steel.

Thanks again for the help

steve m





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