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In this video, we will see how to remove the dashboard finish of a Mini One: we will need a hook-shaped tool, long enough to enter inside the dashboard itself, in order to remove the satin finish, releasing the clips that hold it anchored to the dashboard. To also remove the part behind the steering wheel, we need to pull the steering wheel as far forward as possible, in order to create space to work, then simply with our hands, we release the clips that hold the finish behind the speedometer in place; as we can see, there are only three clips holding the finish in place.
Posted on 21 November 2025 by ScegliAuto
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