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I don’t see why anyone would want to chose this over using Forscan, but it’s a very appreciated video on complete dash removal!
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- john
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I agree, saw this video and if I were to do this. I would try to think of all things dash removal related and do at the same time. Only difference would be using a small towel to lay over gauge unit to minimize potential scratching.
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- Tom
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All I learned is that I’m willing to live with a slow speedometer.
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- Joel
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Funny enough I was just coming here to post these.
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