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eklipz264May-17-02 08:20 AM
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#22498, "Interior buttons.."


          

Hi, I want to paint some of my interior buttons on my center dashboard thingy.. But I can't figure out how to take the buttons off.. Is there a special way to take them off? I dont want to yank them out and break them.. Thanks

Mark
97 Eclipse GS-T

Mark
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95 GS-T 5 Speed

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BuckNuttyMay-17-02 09:09 AM
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#22499, "RE: Interior buttons.."
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take off the back pieces that hold everything in place.....then you can get to all the buttons and all the harnesses that attatch to them.

  

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ableach33May-17-02 11:23 AM
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#22500, "RE: Interior buttons.."
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They snap in, so what I did when I need to take out a button, hold down one side with a screw driver or something that will fit in there and pull it out a little bit, then do the same to the rest of them.. just make sure you find all the sides that snap in so you don't end up pulling to hard and breaking something..

  

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