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08-03-2004, 03:07 PM
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NOT REALLY BANNED!
 
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Shawnee, KS
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Dash Knobs
I was wondering how they come off? I Don't want to go out breaking things that I dont have to... Thanks for any and all help.
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1987 Mustang Coupe - 2.7 Stroker, 78mm turbo, Stainless header, 3" Exh, FMIC, 160lb/hr Injectors, MS3, twin walbro 255's, 34psi. Eating V8's daily. 04 Pontiac GTO 04 Ford Mustang GT 68 C20 LWB stripper truck 73 K5 Cheyenne 76 C20 Sierra Crew SRW 88 K20 Suburban I'm not hammering on metal just to hammer, i'm creating a piece of art. |
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08-03-2004, 03:32 PM
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Left Foot Functioning
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Duncan, OK
Posts: 348
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The headlight knob comes out of the switch complete with the shaft it's attached to. First, unhook your battery, because this leaves the switch closed. Then pull the knob out, reach up under the dash to the top of the switch right behind the bezel. There is a small button you can push down, which releases the shaft and the knob & shaft pull right out.
The wiper knob has a small set screw where it attaches to the rod from the switch. Unscrew and remove. Are those the ones you're asking about? SSOW... 
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08-05-2004, 05:07 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Tucson, AZ USA
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If you have a choke knob and need to pull it: pull the knob out 1/2" or so and grip the shaft w/ a pair of needlenose pliers, now you can twist the knob off counterclockwise. I use needlenose pliers (an old pair I found under a pile of horse****) to remove the chrome dash knob bezels. Just put the points of the pliers into the square holes and twist.
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