Here is my 2nd DIY for the JDM FD2 Hazard Button.
At first I tried pulling just the center dash off but its impossible. Don't be a dumb @$$ like me and try to do so...I scratched up my center dash and stabbed part of the interior here and there with the flathead.
Here is the finished product!
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At first I tried pulling just the center dash off but its impossible. Don't be a dumb @$$ like me and try to do so...I scratched up my center dash and stabbed part of the interior here and there with the flathead.
- Pull the plastic cover under the steering wheel.
- Pull off the plastic cover, located on top of the small pocket. Use a flathead to pop it off.
- Inside on top there will be 2 screws. Using a phillips screw driver would work but the **** thing wouldn't even budge when I tried. You can use either a phillips or a 8mm socket to take the screws off. Make sure you get these screws out or else the center dash will not come off!
- There is 1 screw holding the drivers side dash. Take off the screw and Pull off the driver side dash. I started from the left bottom and worked all the way round the steering wheel. Make sure to pull the steering wheel toward you to make more space to work on.
- Once the driver side dash is off, pull the center dash. Once the center dash is pulled off, unplug all the plugs off the dash.
- 2 screws are holding the hazard button. One on top and one on the bottom. Unscrew these two and replace it with the JDM Hazard button.
- Reverse the following steps and snap everything back on.
Here is the finished product!
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