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Where does this dash part go?
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If it's what I'm thinking it should be the braces here to the brake pedal box support.
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You are correct, it's the bracket that goes to the dash from the pedal box support on the passenger side of the steering wheel column. Unfortunately, all that would need to come out to install that piece. That's not going to happen at this point so Ricko66 is correct. Thanks!
