Dash Top Removal
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Mika The Finn
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Copied few years ago from Guy's webpage, that unfortunately doesn't function anymore. Hopefully this helps! 
Start by gripping the black rubber door trim and pulling it directly away from the door frame. It should come off very easily. Pull enough off so that both ends of the front pillar plastic are exposed. Do this for both sides of the car.
Remove the pillar trim pieces from both sides of the car. They pop off very easily, just get your finger tips behind the top section and pull.
You now need to start lifting the edge of the dashboard. The whole section is only held on by six plastic clips and is very easy to release, I use my fingertips but you could use a wide flat blade screwdriver.
You can now lift the entire dashboard cover out of the car and put it somewhere out of the way.
Start by gripping the black rubber door trim and pulling it directly away from the door frame. It should come off very easily. Pull enough off so that both ends of the front pillar plastic are exposed. Do this for both sides of the car.
Remove the pillar trim pieces from both sides of the car. They pop off very easily, just get your finger tips behind the top section and pull.
You now need to start lifting the edge of the dashboard. The whole section is only held on by six plastic clips and is very easy to release, I use my fingertips but you could use a wide flat blade screwdriver.
You can now lift the entire dashboard cover out of the car and put it somewhere out of the way.
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Deleted member 31521
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Helpful guide would this be the same on previous models also.
