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Removing the Dashboard Plastics of an Opel Agila

Model: Vauxhall Agila Agila B - Years 2008-2015
Part: Dashboard

Do you want to remove the dashboard plastics of an Opel Agila and don’t know how? Let’s see in this video how to remove the original plastics. Remove the cover of the centre tunnel (where the gear knob is), disconnect the gaiter that covers the gear stick. Unscrew the lower fastening screws with a screwdriver (as shown in the video). Remove the trim frame of the stereo using a plastic lever (where the air vents are) and detach it from the central dashboard. To reassemble the plastics, proceed in reverse order of the disassembly operations performed.

Updated on 14 March 2026 by ScegliAuto

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