You'll need a pry tool, a Phillips screwdriver and a t-27 Torx bit/tool.
Images 1 & 2: Pry the side panel off. It's just held in with plastic clips.
Image 3: Circled in red are the two Torx screws which must be removed.
Image 4: Circled in red are the two Phillips screws that must be removed. That big unit with the yellow sticker is an airbag, FYI. The red arrow points to the bottom of the fuse box, which is still inaccessible.
Image 5: Grab below the steering wheel where the panel has a gap and give it a good yank; keep in mind the headlight switch and another sensor (interior temp?) is attached to this knee panel.
See the next post for additional images.
Images 1 & 2: Pry the side panel off. It's just held in with plastic clips.
Image 3: Circled in red are the two Torx screws which must be removed.
Image 4: Circled in red are the two Phillips screws that must be removed. That big unit with the yellow sticker is an airbag, FYI. The red arrow points to the bottom of the fuse box, which is still inaccessible.
Image 5: Grab below the steering wheel where the panel has a gap and give it a good yank; keep in mind the headlight switch and another sensor (interior temp?) is attached to this knee panel.
See the next post for additional images.
