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    Radio Dash Vent

    Does anyone know how to remove the vent in the top of the dash, the one that is for ventilation for the radio.

    I suspect that it probably pulls out, but don't want to break it trying if it is bolted in.
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    Bezel Windscreen demist/Radio vent

    The Breather/Vent is only retained by 8(I think) metal clips so should be able to pull it straight out, although the clips may break off from where they're attached due to the age of the plastic. I've left mine out until I can find an alternative method of retaining it, due to fitting a dash mat 18 months ago
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    I would say that they just lift out, but perhaps mine ha suffered the fate mentioned by monty.
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    My reason for wanting to remove it was to have a look to see if it was possible to get a wire up through this gap to power a tyre pressure monitor.

    I don't want to try removing it and breaking things if this can't be done.

    Is it possible/easy to get a wire to this spot?
    Dave.

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    Quote Originally Posted by d2dave View Post
    My reason for wanting to remove it was to have a look to see if it was possible to get a wire up through this gap to power a tyre pressure monitor.

    I don't want to try removing it and breaking things if this can't be done.

    Is it possible/easy to get a wire to this spot?
    Yes, good to go for pulling wires through it.
    My TD5 has it done by some previous owner.

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    Dave, I ran power (and earth) from the fuse box to the top of the dash. From memory I tucked the cabling between the A pillar and dash, then across the base of the screen. I have a dash mat, so it all stays hidden. When I get home, I'll take some pictures and text them to you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by V8Ian View Post
    Dave, I ran power (and earth) from the fuse box to the top of the dash. From memory I tucked the cabling between the A pillar and dash, then across the base of the screen. I have a dash mat, so it all stays hidden. When I get home, I'll take some pictures and text them to you.
    And this is how I dit this on the V8.
    Theres a hole somehwere near/above the fusebox on the end of the dash so You can pull the wires there in between the body and dash (no need to pull down to footwell from inside the dash and route around the end of the dash) and up on top of the dash.

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    The vents have clips both sides as in the pic, i inserted two metal crack filler tools at the same time right and left then pulled the vent out, might work with credit cards too but those are a bit thicker so it could be tight, as long as all the clips are pushed in it should slide out without big effort

    D2 dash air vent.jpg
    two of these which would fit and are wide enough to cover both clips

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    Quote Originally Posted by sierrafery View Post
    The vents have clips both sides as in the pic, i inserted two metal crack filler tools at the same time right and left then pulled the vent out, might work with credit cards too but those are a bit thicker so it could be tight, as long as all the clips are pushed in it should slide out without big effort

    D2 dash air vent.jpg
    two of these which would fit and are wide enough to cover both clips

    Dave is referring to the radio vent, middle top of the dash.
    I think the radio would have to be removed to access the underside of the vent.
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