Plastic spoons lodged down between dash and screen

emma.kate

Guest
Hey, id appreciate it if you could give me some advice on my dash.

was cleaning out my car and put some stuff on my dash (plastic spoons :redface: )
they have completly lodged down between the dash and the window... does anyone know how to take the dash out, or how to lodge the spoons out.

pretty embarrasing!

..... tried to get them out with certain things but they have pretty much dissapeared so any advice would be great.

thankyouuu:)
 

stezo2k

Anjuna Monkey
Mar 15, 2008
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Dudley
ive pretty much done the same thing, well my friend did (dropped a DS sylus down there) and it keeps rattling which is really annoying. i did ask for some advice before but from what i remember its very hard to get to
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TheCraig

Scaramanger!
Mar 13, 2007
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I'd have thought the easiest way would be by taking the windscreen out... but then that means paying autoglass or someone to remove it an re-seal it properly... Id rather pay for that than pull the dash out - theres enough rattles as it is without starting new ones off!
 

Nath.

The Gentlemans Express
Jan 1, 2006
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EASTLEIGH, HAMPSHIRE
If you remove the pannel that is just above the pedals then move the drivers seat back or maybe remove it. lay on your back in the footwell and shine a torch up behind the speedo and get to the bit where the dash meets the screen.

That's the easy way I reckon

If it's the passenger side you can remove the glove box and do the same.
 

Jimski

Back to the fold!
Nov 3, 2007
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Staffs
How about a hoover? I used a screwdriver to flick out a pen on a mondeo when this happened?

Maybe worth a try.


Jimski
 

ballenapene

Guest
Put a brick into ya screen and get insurance that doesnt cost to replace ya window, sorted
 

bertrum

Guest
I dropped a nut off my tax disc holder a few months ago down the front left of the dash. I removed the panel on the left edge of the dash (with door open), removed the seal around the door, followed by the "A" pillar. This gave me enough room to use wooden kebab skewers to get it out.
 

65coupe

I'm too old for this!
Sep 8, 2007
194
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Southampton
try a long coat hanger wire. If I get a chance on Friday (I'm rebuilding my front end) I'll have a look and see how the dash comes out...
 

Breezapom

mk4 ibiza fr 20vt
Jan 12, 2006
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this is becoming a good read on what people have lost keep it up :clap: sorry i dont have any good tips as i dont have a clue
 

stezo2k

Anjuna Monkey
Mar 15, 2008
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Dudley
some really good ideas guys, i'll have to check em out :)

dreading replacing my tax disc at the end of the month, the screws are so small
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bertrum

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some really good ideas guys, i'll have to check em out :)

dreading replacing my tax disc at the end of the month, the screws are so small

Put a cloth underneath it when you do it... stops you loosing the screws ;)
 
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