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Old 10-11-2007, 09:03 PM
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How to clean dust between speedometer dials and mesh grill?

How do you access the space just above the dials (beneath the mesh grill guard?
Mine is accumalating dust....
Using a cloth/ vacuum does not work because the space is too tiny too reach.....
Please help...
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Try a can of compressed air and a vacuum?
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Try one of the swiffle duster refils. Stick it in between the dials an the cover using your fingers, it attracts and traps the dust.
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Try a can of compressed air and a vacuum?
This is almost exactly what I do. I take a can of compressed air used to dust computer keyboards and blast away. Then I take a swiffer duster and clean up the dust.
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Is the mesh grill removable?
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Maybe somehow but I looked at removing mine about two weeks ago and it seemed to be a real pain in the ***, I never figured out how but you might have to remove the instrument cluster.
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