2. Remove the steering wheel. To do this, you'll need a steering wheel puller. Once the steering wheel is removed, you'll be able to access the dashboard bolts.
3. Remove the dashboard bolts. There are a few bolts that hold the dashboard in place. These bolts are located on the top, bottom, and sides of the dashboard. Use a wrench or socket to remove these bolts.
4. Lower the dashboard. Once the bolts are removed, you'll be able to lower the dashboard. To do this, simply lift up on the bottom of the dashboard and pull it towards you.
5. Disconnect the electrical connections. There are a few electrical connections that need to be disconnected before you can completely remove the dashboard. These connections are located behind the dashboard. Use a screwdriver or needle-nose pliers to disconnect these connections.
6. Remove the dashboard. Once the electrical connections are disconnected, you can remove the dashboard. To do this, simply lift up on the dashboard and pull it out of the vehicle.
7. Reinstall the dashboard. To reinstall the dashboard, simply reverse the steps above.
