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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.

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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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