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How to Remove the Dashboard of the Suzuki Samurai

Model: Suzuki Samurai JB, JA, Sj40, Sj30 - Years 1989-2003
Part: Instrument cluster

In today's video, you will see how to proceed with the removal of the instrument cluster from the Suzuki Samurai. First, gather the necessary tools to carry out the task. Once done, enter the vehicle from the driver's side. Remove the lower screws and extract the first part of the dashboard. Then, move to the upper part and, using a screwdriver or similar object, remove the cover of the instrument cluster. Once this is done, disconnect the power connector and proceed with the necessary work on your instrument cluster and finish.

Updated on 10 July 2026 by ScegliAuto

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