Lower Panel Removal 91 100

[Kneale Brownson]

Don't know about 100's, but my '91 200q20v panel below the steering wheel 
is removed by taking out one screw in the switch housing around the 
steering column, one screw on the edge of the panel near the brake pedal, 
one near the bottom corner of the dash at the door opening that also 
releases the bottom of the end panel on the dash, which kind of slides down 
and out, and, finally, two screws visible after the end panel on the dash 
is removed.  The screws behind the end cap on the dash are allen-type 
socket head screws that take a 4 or 6 mm hex bit.  I can't recall whether 
the switch housing screw is that type or a Phillips.  The two lower screws 
are Phillips, I think.


At 11:23 AM 12/02/2000 -0600, Andrew Lundy wrote:

>I'm trying to help a friend out who's working on his car.  He needs to get
>access to a few wires inside his dash to do some" work."  The question I
>have...Is there a panel that he can remove below the steering wheel??
>
>I don't have his car in front of me and I've never actually seen the inside
>of an Audi 100.  So is there something like that to remove that's not too
>involved.  I explained how it was done on my 90's and it didn't sound like
>it was the same.
>
>On my 90's there is a panel under the steering wheel that is held on my 4
>bolts, two of which are covered up by some trim pieces.  Is it the same??
>If not, how do you remove it??
>
>He's stuck until he can get in there!!  Thanks in advance!!
>---
>Andrew Lundy
>fast928 at prodigy.net
>90 80Q
>91 90
>95 90Q
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