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1998 Chevy C/K Pickup Instrument Panel Removal Steps 41-47 - Ducts & Airbag Module
Service procedure page with steps 41-47 for air duct and inflatable restraint IP module removal, plus illustration.
This document is one page of a multi-page service procedure (steps 41–47) for removing the instrument panel (IP) assembly, apparently taken from a screen capture of an electronic service manual. The steps cover: removing the two air distribution duct screws; removing the air distributor duct from the IP (with a note to squeeze the clips at the front of the IP to release the duct); disconnecting the antenna lead-in; removing the retaining clips from the inflatable restraint (air bag) IP module or the IP compartment assembly; removing the inflatable restraint IP module (with a cross-reference to Restraints and Safety Systems > Air Bag Systems > Air Bag > Service and Repair); removing the four nuts that retain the IP compartment assembly to the carrier on vehicles over 8,600 GVWR; and removing the rosebud retainers on the right side of the IP forward harness. A line-art illustration shows the IP structure with an arrow indicating a component's removal direction. The page was uploaded as part of a set (files 1–8) documenting the full procedure for a 1998 Chevrolet C/K Pickup.
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Frequently asked questions
- How do you release the air distributor duct from the instrument panel?
- After removing the two air distribution duct screws, squeeze the clips from the front of the IP in order to release the duct.
- What must be disconnected before removing the passenger inflatable restraint IP module?
- Disconnect the antenna lead-in and remove the retaining clips from the inflatable restraint IP module or the IP compartment assembly, then remove the module per the Air Bag Service and Repair procedure.
- How is the IP compartment assembly attached on vehicles over 8,600 GVWR?
- It is retained to the carrier by four nuts, which must be removed.
- What retains the IP forward harness on the right side?
- Rosebud retainers, which are removed in step 47.
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