Technical Removal of instrument cluster
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Technical Removal of instrument cluster
whats a palio?
small car,AFAIK exclusive to the brazilian market.
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Damn, beat me too it 
EDIT - also available in the South African market.....
EDIT AGAIN - and more markets, and I quote:
"More than one and a half million have been sold to customers in 41 markets (including Germany, Italy, France, Spain, South Africa, Morocco, Russia, Vietnam and India). The car is produced in ten countries and sold in and exported to another 31."
EDIT - also available in the South African market.....
EDIT AGAIN - and more markets, and I quote:
"More than one and a half million have been sold to customers in 41 markets (including Germany, Italy, France, Spain, South Africa, Morocco, Russia, Vietnam and India). The car is produced in ten countries and sold in and exported to another 31."
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Re: Removal of Palio instrument cluster
What is your Palio model and year? There are little differences among them. Basicaly you have to take that small cover ( on the left side - usualy with the lights dimmer button) off to access the screw. After that just - carefully - take the mask out and unscrew the instrument cluster. Other difference is the odometer, one is mechanical and other is electronic. There is a retainer in the mechanic version you must pull back to disconect. Good luck.
What is your Palio model and year? There are little differences among them. Basicaly you have to take that small cover ( on the left side - usualy with the lights dimmer button) off to access the screw. After that just - carefully - take the mask out and unscrew the instrument cluster. Other difference is the odometer, one is mechanical and other is electronic. There is a retainer in the mechanic version you must pull back to disconect. Good luck.
