nobber
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That reason being?
nobber
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I found this from way back, someone did it to a series three, dashes arnt identical but not far off.
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/dash-renovation.298741/
Looking at my lower dash I cant see any reason why this wont work.
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/dash-renovation.298741/
Looking at my lower dash I cant see any reason why this wont work.
nobber
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It seems its a series thing, https://dillydiary.com/2015/11/06/electrics-dash-and-plan-of-action/ , Im going to pull my old rotten dash apart to see whats under the vinyl but from the inside it just looks like the series one..
bankz5152
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Hicap phill
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Lower dash is only to transfer the heat. When you remove the vinyl you may find tin worm.
Watch if you remove the lower vent flaps the spring clips are a pain to relocate
Watch if you remove the lower vent flaps the spring clips are a pain to relocate
nobber
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Lower dash is only to transfer the heat. When you remove the vinyl you may find tin worm.
Watch if you remove the lower vent flaps the spring clips are a pain to relocate
The new dash is pretty solid, it will need a bit of work to look decent but no rot. I am worried about noise, removing the vinyl could contribute to cabin noise. As for heat I dont know if it is a good thing or bad thing, does the vinyl act like a insulator or will the plenum act like a radiator giving off radiant heat, either way it could be nice to warm hands on.
Hicap phill
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Never notice any noise when I had a metal skinned panel.It’s well fixed so should not vibrate. As for heat transfer, Never even thought of this but the top cover has a thin foam internal.
I would put vinyl on,it may cover any sharp edges
I would put vinyl on,it may cover any sharp edges
