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Old 03-23-2011, 08:02 PM   #13
Legolas894
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Re: Dash Removal on a '98

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Originally Posted by jrr344 View Post
I had the same exact problem on my 98 suburban and started to pull the dash because when I wiggled the wire my door locks would lock and unlock and the interior lights would stay on, when I pull the driver side kick panel to remove the dash the wires had rubbed and grounded on where it goes through the drivers fender on the inside.
Hey-I'll take the kickpanel off anyway just to make sure. It's still a lot easier than pulling the whole dash out. Snowing like crazy today so I'll have to do it when it warms up a little. So much for spring!
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