What does this diagram show?

It is an exploded parts illustration of an instrument panel (dashboard) assembly, showing the main dash panel and eight numbered trim components including the cluster bezel, center finish panel with radio opening, and steering column covers.

How many components are called out in the diagram?

Eight numbered callouts (1 through 8) are shown, each linked by leader lines to detail insets around the central dashboard illustration.

Which callout is the center panel with the radio opening?

Item 5 is the center finish panel/bezel with the radio opening and two air vent registers, shown in the lower right inset.

Is there a parts list or part numbers on this diagram?

No. The only text on the document is the callout numbers 1–8 and the drawing reference code GR3173-A; there is no legend or part number table.

Which item is the main dashboard assembly?

Item 4, shown in the center of the diagram, is the main instrument panel assembly with the air vent registers.

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Ford Instrument Panel Exploded Diagram - Dash Trim & Bezel Components GR3173-A

Exploded parts diagram of an instrument panel with numbered callouts 1 through 8

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Exploded parts breakdown of a dashboard/instrument panel with numbered component callouts.

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This document is an exploded parts illustration of an automotive instrument panel (dashboard) assembly, identified by drawing reference GR3173-A. The main dashboard assembly (item 4) is shown in the center, with leader lines connecting eight numbered callout insets that depict the individual trim and finish components in detail. These include: a panel/cover with cutouts (1), the instrument cluster bezel with gauge opening (2), a long narrow trim strip (3), the complete instrument panel assembly (4), the center finish panel with radio opening and twin air vents (5), the lower steering column opening cover/knee bolster (6), a small lower access panel (7), and a steering column opening shroud (8). The document contains no legend, part numbers, torque values, or textual descriptions—only the numbered callouts and the drawing code. A reader can learn the relative locations and mounting relationships of the dash trim components, which is useful when disassembling or reassembling the dashboard, removing the instrument cluster bezel, or accessing the radio/HVAC center panel. The style and appearance of the dash are consistent with a late-1990s Ford full-size truck instrument panel, matching the uploader's filename "98 dash."

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Frequently asked questions

What does this diagram show?: It is an exploded parts illustration of an instrument panel (dashboard) assembly, showing the main dash panel and eight numbered trim components including the cluster bezel, center finish panel with radio opening, and steering column covers.
How many components are called out in the diagram?: Eight numbered callouts (1 through 8) are shown, each linked by leader lines to detail insets around the central dashboard illustration.
Which callout is the center panel with the radio opening?: Item 5 is the center finish panel/bezel with the radio opening and two air vent registers, shown in the lower right inset.
Is there a parts list or part numbers on this diagram?: No. The only text on the document is the callout numbers 1–8 and the drawing reference code GR3173-A; there is no legend or part number table.
Which item is the main dashboard assembly?: Item 4, shown in the center of the diagram, is the main instrument panel assembly with the air vent registers.