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Hey all

I am new to this forums.

Just got myself a Nissan Cedric Y34 imported from Japan very recently.

Auction Grade 4BB

Bronze

2.5L V6 250LV RWD 2003

The main problem I am having now is that the radio console panel is blemished and very dirty. Moreover since the car comes with a cream colored tone, it looks really bad.

The seems to be a layer of plastic that have gone soft and easily scratched off.

I will post pictures when I get the car back from the workshop tomorrow, I needed to replace the timing chain as it was rattling like mad, and the CEL was on.

The help I need is how to remove the radio console + the panel + aircon vent which are the primary areas affect. I plan to wrap them up in some carbon fiber or other types of car body decals/wraps

If this works, I will most probably do it for all the other panels.

Do anyone have experience with removing the panels or the same problems as me?

How did you solve it?

Also if anyone has installed an aftermarket reverse camera, it will be awesome if you can share some details. Mine doesn't come with reverse camera.

Thanks in advance for answering !!!!

Cheerios!!

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If you need help to redo your intierior this is one of the best guys I know...

http://broadfield.wordpress.com/

Shoot him an email if you need help for resonditioning your pieces.

As far as just taking them apart, just look for any screws but mostly they are held on by clips. I remember taking one apart but that was a few years now. it wasn't that hard.

Just trying to answer yoru thread since it seems to be kinda dead in here.

But most nissans are just clips and screws. look around it's not that hard to do.

good luck! and congrats on the new car!

If you need help to redo your intierior this is one of the best guys I know...

http://broadfield.wordpress.com/

Shoot him an email if you need help for resonditioning your pieces.

As far as just taking them apart, just look for any screws but mostly they are held on by clips. I remember taking one apart but that was a few years now. it wasn't that hard.

Just trying to answer yoru thread since it seems to be kinda dead in here.

But most nissans are just clips and screws. look around it's not that hard to do.

good luck! and congrats on the new car!

thanks a million!!!!

I have since found out that I can clean off the dirty part with some solvent slowly and carefully

here is a recent pic before the workshop

2mpaj35.jpg

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