gauge access, how to remove dash?

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on the older Mondials, the plastic finisher of the speedo and rpm can be pulled straight towards you, they are only held on with 4 friction pins.
Use an credit card to start lifting them off the glass.
Behind you find 4 long screws that hold the instrument in place. Remove the instrument next to the switch only.
The switches are held in a subframe that is stuck behind the instrument next to it and a rib in the cluster casing.
You cannot take the switch off from the front. You need to press 2 side clips simultaneously and shift it forward out of the frame.
From the front, you'll only get the switch face off and there is a risk of loosing the contact spring when you do that, so be careful pulling from the front.

 

be carefull as you pull out as the connections are fragile

 

He has an 84 Mondial Cab

I have an 87 Mondial Cab and have put off screwing up my dash as well.

 

Anyone know where the instrument panel ground on a Mondial 8 is located? And how to get at it?

 

I remember PV Dirk posted a how to take off the dash, not quite for your switches but similar path taken for clock:

check this out:
http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/mondial/419886-digital-clock-replacement-2.html

 

Is that also true for the 3.2? I need access to the info-screen/warning lights between the speedo and the rev counter as the bulb for the dipped beam control lamp seems to have blown.

 

I think so.

 

Yes, it's true.
Alden

 

Along this line of thinking. The odometer on my 83 QV has stopped working. Is the same dash removal necessary to get to the odometer? I know this could be a plus but it would be nice to have it working again. Thanks


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Yes, access to the odometer is the same procedure.
Alden