Yes there is a spring but it won't hold the cover open before vertical.
The factory bedliner has plugs that cover the tiedowns. I'm seriously
thinking of ditching the factory bedliner and putting in a Herculiner liner.
Yes the bezel just pulls off. It is held on by clips.
Roger
Sig'less in Clifton, NJ
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Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 3:30 PM
To: dakota-truck@BUFFNET.NET
Subject: DML: "New-to-me" 1999 CC SLT replaces the 1992! Newbie
Questions...
Is the center console "cover" supposed to be spring loaded? My SLT has
the
storage/3 passenger in front model and the cover lifts ok and "stands" open
simply because it's past the centerpoint of being vertical, but there
appears to
be a spring in there that may not be functioning.
An aftermarket bedliner was in this truck when I picked it up and
covers up
all the tie-downs. I assume a Dodge factory bedliner would accomodate this.
How
is it accomplished? Just an opening in the bedliner exposing the tie-downs?
A
rubber "flap" to keep the water out, maybe?
How does the dash bezel come off in order to remove the radio? My 1992
had
torx screws all the way around, but I see no such screws on the 1999. I
assume
it just pulls off, but fear breaking it if I just start yanking.
thanks,
Rick
1999 CC SLT 4X4, 5.2l, Auto, Intense Blue/Driftwood!
1992 CC LE 4X4, 5.2l, Auto, Electric Blue/Silver! (until it's sold)
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