Removing sink/cabinet from 271 fastech?
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Hey everyone I'm redoing my cabin, headliner to carpet in my 98 271 fastech, and I'm stuck on removing the cabinet. There are 4 screws holding it to the floor and I can't find any others. Anyone ever done this? Thanks in advance!
If I can figure out how to upload a pic from my phone ill do so
If I can figure out how to upload a pic from my phone ill do so
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This top piece on my 97 just pops off. It has plastic fastners that are just push on/in. There should be screws behind this plate I believe. Been a while since I had it off for CD/radio install. Pry very carefully with thin blade device.
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Are u saying the white facia piece pops off? I know the top trim (upholstered) piece just pops off, but I didn't try the white piece. I pulled on it a bit but didn't want to break it. I felt behind it and it seemed like there was an L bracket with screws on it.
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[QUOTE=Chain Runner;3820405]Are u saying the white fascia piece pops off? No
I know the top trim (upholstered) piece just pops off.
This is what I was referring to, arrows pointing to this piece.
I know the top trim (upholstered) piece just pops off.
This is what I was referring to, arrows pointing to this piece.
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I wanted to remove the cabinet in my 242 and I called Formula because I couldn't figure out how to do it. They said it cannot be removed without pulling the deck or destroying the cabinet. If your in question, just call Formula.
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I remove the port cabinet in my 95 271 many yrs ago and had to tear the old one out. I also added a refrig and cabinet on the star side. This was the only pic I have been able to find of this project.




