I wouldn't have been a quick job getting it out!
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Oh cool. Also grab the driver door handle with the lock also.
Airbag off, wheel off, switch cluster out, binnacle cover off, instrument panel out. Wires out of the way
The 2 security bolts, centre punch then very carefully to make sure you're on centre, drill slowly a pilot hole, it'll be easy for the pilot hole to wonder due to the dome head, and then in with a bigger drill to pop the head off. I measured the replacement bolt today, its a really weird one that snaps the hex head off when you torque it, but I'm pretty sure it is an M8x1.25 12.5mm long, and I'd be inclined to just get an 8.8 allen keyed cap screw to replace it with. Because you drill the head off, you may need to easy-out the remaining bolt in the locking mechanism.
Tried to replace the globe in the bullbar mounted indicator.... thing was u/s. Ended up stopping by the local ARB store on the way home and picked up 2 brand new ones and also a new arb sticker for a little bit of **** factor [emoji1787][emoji106]https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...2a3ba0a1df.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...f882d36b8e.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...8bd2c336d1.jpg
Here we go, check out the new uninstalled bolt for the steering/key lock - I've never seen bolts like this before. When torqued the top part with the hex snaps off leaving the dome head remaining. The M8x1.25 x12 hex cap screws were just from the local nut and bolt shop. The cap screws are 12.9's rather than 8.8's so a lot stronger than the factory bolts I would expect. I don't think regular bolts will fit the mounts.
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