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How to remove Suzuki Alto instrument cluster

Model: Suzuki Suzuki Various
Part: Instrument cluster

Do we want to remove the Suzuki Alto instrument panel? Let's see the disassembly of the pieces. Remove all the plastic coverings from above and below the steering wheel (unscrew the screws placed in the covering plastic with a screwdriver). Using a screwdriver, unscrew the tightening screws on the sides of the instrument panel. After removing the screws, remove the piece from the dashboard and disconnect the power cable located in the back of the instrument panel. We mount a new piece or mount the same after having it repaired. At the end of the assembly we just have to test the functioning of all the parts.

Posted on 29 December 2021 by ScegliAuto

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