Lower panel under steering wheel -- clips and locations ?

[powerboatr]

anyone know how many clips and locations for the trim panel under the steering wheel?
i dont want to pull to hard and not be sure where the clips are
thanks
i need to buy a book

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[Big Dog Daddy]

anyone know how many clips and locations for the trim panel under the steering wheel?
i dont want to pull to hard and not be sure where the clips are
thanks
i need to buy a book

Here you go! Good luck

 

[powerboatr]

Here you go! Good luck

thanks

and got a link to buy the digital book? or is it at helm inc?

 

[Big Dog Daddy]

anyone know how many clips and locations for the trim panel under the steering wheel?
i dont want to pull to hard and not be sure where the clips are
thanks
i need to buy a book

Do you need more pages?

 

[powerboatr]

Do you need more pages?

not yet....

 

[Big Dog Daddy]

not yet....

Just dm'ed you call me.

 

[JohngaltinOC]

Here you go! Good luck

That was cool. I like the little MP4 video attached to that PDF...

 

[sbi]

anyone know how many clips and locations for the trim panel under the steering wheel?
i dont want to pull to hard and not be sure where the clips are
thanks
i need to buy a book

@powerboatr - how difficult was it to remove the panel underneath the steering wheel?

 

[powerboatr]

@powerboatr - how difficult was it to remove the panel underneath the steering wheel?

Truthfully
I just fished a wire...never pulled it off
Sorry

 

[crazywayne311]

^dont blame ya

 

[sbi]

Truthfully
I just fished a wire...never pulled it off
Sorry

Oh, man...I was so hopeful to hear some feedback on this . Thanks!

 

[m_bt54]

I’ve had mine off to install a sub volume knob. As far as I can remember I just jammed a trim tool in and yanked it, then clipped it back in then I was done. I’ve removed pretty much every piece of trim on my truck over the few years I’ve had it and almost none of it needs much care when doing so as long as you use a plastic trim tool and nothing metal like a screwdriver. A broken clip can easily be replaced from Amazon or wherever if needed

 

[sbi]

I’ve had mine off to install a sub volume knob. As far as I can remember I just jammed a trim tool in and yanked it, then clipped it back in then I was done. I’ve removed pretty much every piece of trim on my truck over the few years I’ve had it and almost none of it needs much care when doing so as long as you use a plastic trim tool and nothing metal like a screwdriver. A broken clip can easily be replaced from Amazon or wherever if needed

Thanks @m_bt54 from a former Massachusite.
Yeah, I need to install an auxiliary reverse light switch and that panel seems to be the best candidate.

 

[m_bt54]

Thanks @m_bt54 from a former Massachusite.
Yeah, I need to install an auxiliary reverse light switch and that panel seems to be the best candidate.

I don’t have my truck here with me today but If I remember correctly i opened the cover for the neutral override lever thing then went at it from there

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