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1998 Chevy C/K Pickup Instrument Panel Removal - Final Steps & Connectors

Service procedure page listing numbered steps 28-31 for disconnecting the parking brake and removing the instrument panel.

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This document is a page from a service procedure covering instrument panel (IP) removal, showing steps 28 through 31 of the process. Step 28 instructs removing the IP from the front of the dash. Step 29 covers disconnecting the park brake lever, with a cross-reference to the Brakes and Traction Control section (Parking Brake System > Parking Brake Lever > Service and Repair). Step 30 lists eight electrical connectors to disconnect as necessary: the sensing and diagnostic module (SDM), the Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning module (HVACM), the 22-way engine harness, the stoplamp switch, the vehicle speed sensor (VSS) calibrator module, the clutch or brake release switches, the electronic accelerator (Diesel applications), and the HVAC control cables if equipped. Step 31 is the final removal of the IP from the vehicle. A closing note states that at this point IP removal is complete, and continues (apparently on a following page) regarding cases where the IP is being replaced or refinished. This page is part of a multi-page set (files 1–8) uploaded to a 1998 Chevrolet C/K Pickup gallery. A reader can learn which electrical connections and controls must be detached before the instrument panel can be pulled from the dash.

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Frequently asked questions

What electrical connectors need to be disconnected before removing the instrument panel?
As necessary: the sensing and diagnostic module (SDM), the HVAC module (HVACM), the 22-way engine harness, the stoplamp switch, the vehicle speed sensor (VSS) calibrator module, the clutch or brake release switches, the electronic accelerator (Diesel), and the HVAC control cables (if equipped).
Does the park brake lever need to be disconnected during IP removal?
Yes, step 29 says to disconnect the park brake lever, referencing Brakes and Traction Control\Parking Brake System\Parking Brake Lever\Service and Repair for the procedure.
What is the last step of the instrument panel removal procedure?
Step 31: remove the IP from the vehicle. The document notes that at this point the IP removal is complete.
Is the electronic accelerator disconnection required on all engines?
The electronic accelerator connector is listed for Diesel applications.

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