Removing the Black Rubber Dash Tray
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Originally posted by ieee_raider
I think there's a rubber boot within a plastic tray. To remove the rubber, just pull real hard and it'll come out, but you might never get it back in right.
To remove the entire tray, first remove the fascia around the cd player and climate controls. Then you'll see two screws at the top holding it in, I believe they're 5.5mm, but might be 6.5
Good luck!
I think there's a rubber boot within a plastic tray. To remove the rubber, just pull real hard and it'll come out, but you might never get it back in right.
To remove the entire tray, first remove the fascia around the cd player and climate controls. Then you'll see two screws at the top holding it in, I believe they're 5.5mm, but might be 6.5
Good luck!
The reason I am asking is because I want to install my Garmin 276C in the truck. Since the vehicle is a lease, I wanted to find a panel to bolt it to that will be cheap to replace when turn in time comes. I'm going to use the supplied marine mount and thru-bolt it to that tray along with running the power cable behind or maybe under the tray. It looks now like I'll be able to simply replace the rubber insert (covering the mounting holes) when it comes time to turn in the truck. Here's a shot of the GPS in my boat. I'll post pics when I get it in the truck. Thanks for all the replys.
Last edited by Ranman; Aug 21, 2004 at 08:06 PM.