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Old 06-01-2007, 05:50 AM   #2 (permalink)
superflyjmysnk
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You need to take the gauge cluster(speedo/tach) surround off, there are two screws on the top of the trim piece, after taking those off you can pop that cluster off and then you have access to the acd/mirror switch piece. It pops right out, just apply pressure from the side closest to the speedo/tach surround.

However if it is pushed in the plastic tabs that hold it in place might be busted( the switch you speak of). I have a extra
switch(s) and cover if yours will not stay in place just send me a pm.

EDIT-I forgot you don't have the acd switch on a 04, do you know what the switch is for?
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