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Volcano earthquake report for Friday, 3 Jul 2026
• World Earthquake Report for Friday, 3 July 2026
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Can anyone help? I am trying to remove the dash facia (thats the plastic in front of the instrument cluster). I have removed the ignition, the choke and the wiper knob. For one reason or another I can't remove the head light knob. Does anyone know if there is a speacial trick to removing them? I have tried to thread it off and pull it off with no luck. Can anyone help???<br /><br /> Also has anyone had any work done by dash orginal in South Australia? There work looks really good in photos. Or does anybody know if there is somebody in Brisbane who can recondition the dash facia's and console?<br /><br /> Thanks
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