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Life Long Opeler
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Metro Atlanta - Cumming, GA
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Unanswered: Can't get my dash out - Hood Latch
Yes, I did do a search in the forum and actually got this question answered by gene a zillion years ago.... (That's the last time I had time to work on my car) "Thom; There's a nut threaded on the back side of the hood release. Then take the end of it loose from the hood latch mechicnism out in the engine compartment, and you can pull the cable through the firewall and remove the entire dash." However, I still can't figure out how to the get the T grip of the handle off the INSIDE part of the hood release and that's what I need help with.
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Thom - Ich liebe mein GT I've had my 71 GT since I was 3 when my father brought it home, and I'll have it till the day I die!!!! Last edited by Thom71GT; 08-29-2009 at 05:07 PM. |
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Life Long Opeler
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Nevermind, i'm an idiot. I figured it out.
Gene, don't be so quick to agree to the above statement.
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Thom - Ich liebe mein GT I've had my 71 GT since I was 3 when my father brought it home, and I'll have it till the day I die!!!! |
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Restoration Dude
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Gene is not the only one that would agree with the statement!!
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