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2008 or newer Ford Superduty dash package shelf ?
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What is a FSM scan? Google didn't show much relevant.
Factory Service Manual.
Ah, if nothing turns up I might see if they have one at work since they do have an assortment of Chevys and Fords up to the F550 series (and a really bad-ass F450 four wheel drive crewcab dually with a 200" wheelbase).
were the line in jack for the radio is take a flat screw driver an pry it out from the bottom
do the same on the other left side then there is two screws behind those pop outs
the rest of the dash just pops off
do the same on the other left side then there is two screws behind those pop outs
the rest of the dash just pops off
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I Have A 2008 Ford F 250 Fx4 To Take The Dash Off You Must Take Off
The Right Side Ipod Part Then Take Off The Same Part On The Left Side
Once You Have Done That You Need A Socket Size 3/8" Or 7/16" To Take Off The 2
Bolt On The Left And Right Side . Once Done Pull The Dash Out To You In The Bottom
And For The Top Do The Same .
The Right Side Ipod Part Then Take Off The Same Part On The Left Side
Once You Have Done That You Need A Socket Size 3/8" Or 7/16" To Take Off The 2
Bolt On The Left And Right Side . Once Done Pull The Dash Out To You In The Bottom
And For The Top Do The Same .
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