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Hanaldo Grand Master

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The dash cluster or the triple cluster in the middle? They are both easy.

Triple cluster you get a flat-head screw driver and pry off the aircon vents from the left, and unclip the wire harness for the hazard light button. Then undo the two screws holding the pod. Slide the pod forward towards you. Easy as that :)

The dash cluster is also easy, just a few more screws. You will need to undo the steering column surround as well. Just have a look for all the screws holding it on, I forget how many there are. I think it's 5 underneath but I'm not sure. Then undo the screws holding the trim around the outside of the dash. Then I think there are 3-5 screws holding the dash itself in place. It's really just a case of looking for all the screws holding everything on and then sliding it out. Been awhile since I've done it so I forget where they all are, but it's very straight forward.

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Carbon 34 Grand Master

Carbon 34

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lower the steering adjustable colum first, remove screws as above, remove the collar around the turn signals makes it easier to get out, unplug the connection on the rea while tilted forward, then slide towards the middle of the car, while the gauges are on angle face down, tight but it will pass once the wiper switch is down. install reverse of above

dont break off the tripmeter pin !!!

takes 5 min once you have dowe it twice..lol

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