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> How to remove dash components....., Cigar lighter, headlights, etc
BuddyV
post Feb 23 2020, 09:32 PM
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What's the best way to remove the housing for the dash accessories?

AKA, the part of the cigar lighter that is set into the dash.

i would rather NOT remove the entire dash. Hoping someone can decribe a simple method.

Thank you.
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barefoot
post Feb 24 2020, 05:47 AM
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My lighter socket was different from the one pictured, it had a spin on NUT that was easy to remove.

I made my own tool to remove the switches by slotting a nickel with a hack saw.
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post May 14 2020, 09:10 AM
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Early lighters were retained by a spring ring (picture above) which is a PITA to remove. The later cars (1974-) from my experience had a large nut like retainer with a compression spring holding them in which made it much easier to remove and install.


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My lighter socket was different from the one pictured, it had a spin on NUT that was easy to remove.

I made my own tool to remove the switches by slotting a nickel with a hack saw.

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