I need to get to the back side of one of the gauges. Which screws need to be removed to gain access behind the dash? The ones circled in red - blue, or both? Only a representative selection of screws are circled. There exist many more of each flavor not circled.
Thanks,
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On mine it would be ones in red. I think yours should be the same. I would start at one end of the panel and remove screws a little past the gauge you want to get to and CAREFULLY pull the panel out just far enough to let you get to the back of the gauge. That's what I did to change the headlight switch. Those panels get very brittle with age so you run the risk of popping it when you bend it out. The safe thing to do would be to remove all the screws.
Good luck, happy trails, and God bless!
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2002 Monaco Windsor 40PBT, 2013 Honda CRV AWD
I have a small opening on the top of my dash to get to gauges. Some of the vents have hoses that you could leave attached as there is some play. Also be careful when tightening the screws. If you over tighten the plastic cracks. I know.
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