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interior panel removal - help needed

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Can somebody advise?

I need to remove the plastic panel under the steering wheel, the one with the lights switch on it.

There are 3 screws on the lower side which i removed but it still wont come off.

anybody knows how to do this?

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2009 Carrera S 997.2, although I would think that part is exactly the same in all models..

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Loren Member

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Often folks post in the wrong forum or are asking about a different car - so that is why we ask...

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Did you get the screw inside the light switch housing?

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Switch should have a release or screw. I haven't looked that close at a 997.2 switch but the older versions had a release.

i.e. Pull forward the control button of the light switch as far as it will go towards the front. Press in the locking device at the lower side using a small screwdriver and remove the control button towards the front.

You will have to search for access to the other screws.

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997/987 use no longer a locking pin, i believe that you have to push the button forwards, turn full to the left and than pull the button off at the same time, i cant check it for sure cause the car is not here for the moment.

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