The driver's cab is a real vehicle control panel. However, for greater convenience, both developers and car owners from time to time make some changes to the panel design. In order to correctly position the control devices, you need to know how to remove the bottom panel.
Necessary
set of tools
Instructions
Step 1
To remove the lower part of the central instrument panel, turn off the ignition of the car, then disconnect the ground wire from the battery. Following this, dismantle the radio and the ashtray.
Step 2
Remove the driver and adjacent passenger airbag modules. Then remove the screws securing the central part of the panel trim, which is located under the car radio. After that, remove the trim part of the instrument panel, carefully removing it from the spring locks that are located above the central nozzles of the car ventilation system.
Step 3
Next, remove the switches and then disconnect the plug strips. Then remove the screws securing the heating and ventilation control panels.
Step 4
Further actions: slide the cover of the lever, changing gears, and remove the cover of the cover of the lever. Then go to the latches: release these two elements. Then remove the rubber trim on the pockets.
Step 5
Carefully remove the lower center section of the dashboard. Following this, slide the front seats all the way and remove the fasteners securing the rear of the center console. After that, set the seats to their original position and remove the fasteners for the front of the center console.
Step 6
Disconnect the horn connectors, then dismantle the steering wheel. Remember that when removing the steering wheel, the front wheels must be installed in a position that corresponds to the straight-ahead movement of the vehicle.
