1990 Ford Bronco Dash Panel Removal - Instrument Panel Exploded Diagram

This document is a single exploded-view line drawing (illustration number K17702-A) showing the disassembly/assembly relationship of an instrument panel (dash) and its cluster trim components. Four numbered callouts identify parts: item 1 is a small fastener, item 2 is the instrument cluster finish/trim panel with the steering column opening and switch cutouts, item 3 points to two narrow trim strips/moldings that attach to the trim panel with screws, and item 4 is the main instrument panel assembly, drawn with the glove box area, air vent openings, and cluster opening visible. Dashed assembly lines show how the trim panel and moldings align and fasten to the main dash structure. No parts legend, part numbers, torque specifications, year, make, or model text appears on the page itself; the only printed text is the callout numbers 1–4 and the figure code K17702-A. A reader can learn the order and orientation in which the cluster trim panel and its moldings mount to the dash, useful when removing the trim panel to access the instrument cluster, headlight switch, or other dash components on the vehicle it was filed under (claimed 1990 Ford Bronco).