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Might have to send you a set of the evil DVDs. ;) We cover this on the DVD for the trip computer/steering wheel swap/hard top adjustment.

First remove the hazard switch. You will see 2 place plastic tabs on the switch. Squeeze them in and with you third hand pull on the white part of the switch with pliers and the switch will pull out.

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Flip the cluster. My screwdriver is pointing to the plastic lever that holds the connector in place. Pull the lever back just a hair.

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Then you pull the connector down. It does not pull away from the switch the way you think it would or how you separate a normal connector. Slide the connector down.

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Do not forget to protect your dash from the cluster with a towel under the cluster. The 5 tabs that hold the cluster in place can dig into your dash. Jeff

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