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Old 10-25-2001, 04:22 PM   #5
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I actually got mine out without taking my dash out.
Unbolt the main dash support on the passenger side obviously and take out the glove box, then the fan blower assembly, you should be able to lower the whole devoce low enough to unsnap the top of the cover that holds the core in, of course you have to take out all of the bolts and hoses at the firewall under the hood too. Good Luck, I got a replacement for $40 brand new.

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