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just some additional information to let people know how to remove the airbag in the event someone else has to do the same. the removal is pretty straight forward once you know how. i have an 03 model year that has a glove box. once you disconnect the battery, the glove box needs to come out. remove a couple of screws around the glove box surround and two additional screws towards the back of the glove box. upon removing the glove box, carefully disconnect the connection to the glove box light. once the glove box is out look undeneath the dash and you will see two, blue colored, bolts that secure the airbag aluminum frame to the dash metal substructure. remove the two, 13 mm, bolts and carefully pull the entire airbag assembply out of the dash and disconnect the electrical connection. remove the leather cover by simply pulling out a small steel rod that secures the cover to the airbage frame. do not need to remove the air duct as stated.
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i responded to your first post stating that i have an 03-996tt. need to update my profile though..
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thanks a bunch Loren...according to the instructions is there a need to remove the glove box to access the air guide.??
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Loren...its an 03-996tt.
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can anyone provide assistance?? hopefully do not need to take the entire dash down..