removing instrument pod from A610

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removing instrument pod from A610

Postby jagcat12 » Fri Sep 18, 2015 3:02 pm

Have followed the workshop manual re this but it will not budge, firstly there are no screws/ bolts inside the two ventilation holes that I can see and underneath the only things seem to be two 10 mm bolts the offside longer than the nearside, see photos.
Where am I going wrong?I .am trying to trace fault on turbo gauge as all seems OK at engine end.

Thanks Dave g
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Re: removing instrument pod from A610

Postby BIG_MVS » Fri Sep 18, 2015 3:05 pm

Yes those 2 need to be removed from underneath. You need to remove the 2 air vents and the other 2 bolts will be revealed. After removing the vent you can then see the duct then the bolt is next to the duct. Just unscrew a little bit without removing the bolt and the pod should just lift off.

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Re: removing instrument pod from A610

Postby darrenbiggs » Fri Sep 18, 2015 3:36 pm

And don't leave the instruments tipped over else the fluid will leak and your damping will be gone.
I'm just here for the gasoline.
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Re: removing instrument pod from A610

Postby jagcat12 » Sat Sep 19, 2015 8:00 am

Hi
thanks for that couldn't see the bolts as air ducting partially hiding them.

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