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Solved: 3rd generation Toyota 4Runner digital clock repair DIY (aka tooth surgery)

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Originally Posted by notamechanic View Post
....problem is, I can't replace what I can't see. The original LED clock is down inside the dash. I don't feel like taking the whole dash apart...bagaworms....so I'll just live with the LCD clock.
Thanks for your help.
It's actually not hard to remove the center cluster IF (and this is the big IF), IF you know how.

So far, two DIYs have shown two different removal procedures depending on which center cluster you have.

To help out, I took extensive pictures on my very first DIY on this forum so please check it out and let me know what you think:
- Solved: 3rd generation Toyota 4Runner digital clock repair DIY

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