Pulling the Rear Heater Switch from the1970 dash?

[Eric Ellis]

Title say's it. I really can not see it well, no screws or nuts--just tabs I do not want to break. SOR diagram shows a tab bracket. Anyone know what I am supposed to do to pull this before I heavy hand it?

 

[Eric Ellis]

Title say's it. I really can not see it well, no screws or nuts--just tabs I do not want to break. SOR diagram shows a tab bracket. Anyone know what I am supposed to do to pull this before I heavy hand it?

SOR shows this but later model I think (no nut on mine):

 

[FineWynsFJ40]

I came from behind the dash and wiggled mine out. I don't think it's too complicated, but maybe mine was flawed because it was easy.

Brian

 

[Eric Ellis]

I came from behind the dash and wiggled mine out. I don't think it's too complicated, but maybe mine was flawed because it was easy.

Brian

Mine is tight tight tight. But that is what I wanted to know. So, I'll just keep working it. Just don't want to break it. TKS

 

[cruiserbrett]

rear heater switch is attached to the chrome rimmed heater control trim plate by spring clips. the style that press on really easy but wont slide back off the post. I had to remove the chrome rimmed heater trim plate to get mine off.

 

[Eric Ellis]

rear heater switch is attached to the chrome rimmed heater control trim plate by spring clips. the style that press on really easy but wont slide back off the post. I had to remove the chrome rimmed heater trim plate to get mine off.

Yupppp...was being impatient and now well, where did the clips spring to?