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I've got a set of clocks for my 1993 Coupe to replace the broken ones installed. There's a load of dust and crumbs(!!) behind the glass.
Does anyone know if the glass comes apart from the clocks? And if so, is there a procedure or can I just undo all the screws on the back until it comes away?
IIRC you can take the clocks out from behind. I think the glass is bonded on...
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I've got a set of clocks for my 1993 Coupe to replace the broken ones installed. There's a load of dust and crumbs(!!) behind the glass.
Does anyone know if the glass comes apart from the clocks? And if so, is there a procedure or can I just undo all the screws on the back until it comes away?
I don't think the 'glass' comes away from the housing, they are bonded together. If you fully strip the clocks you can get in from the rear. I sprayed some glass cleaner in, then poked a rag in and pushed it around with a screwdriver!!
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