How to Fix Fluttering on a Vehicle Instrument Panel
- 1). Enter your vehicle and pull the lever on the lower left-hand side of your driver's seat to open the hood. Locate the battery underneath the hood. Use the adjustable wrench to remove the bolt clamp attached to the negative battery terminal. Remove the negative cable away from the terminal.
- 2). Press in the locking tabs behind the steering wheel, which allows you to alter the height of the wheel. Move the steering wheel to its lowest possible position within the steering column.
- 3). Remove the two screws that fix the rubber bezel in place around the instrument panel using a Phillips-head screwdriver. Remove the bezel from around the panel.
- 4). Take the mounting screws out of the instrument panel. Remove the electrical wiring from the rear of the panel. Fully remove the panel from the dashboard.
- 5). Unscrew the damaged bulbs from the instrument panel by turning them in a counterclockwise direction until they come free from the panel. Replace them with new bulbs, turning them in the opposite direction to attach them to the panel.
- 6). Reattach the instrument panel to the dash of your vehicle by following the removal steps in reverse. Attach the negative cable to the battery terminal, then turn on the engine to check that the instrument panel now works correctly.