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    Posted: 13 Jun 2026 at 8:11am
Good morning.  My 6070  fuel gauge is not showing the right level of fuel in the tank and I need to test the gauge, but I can't get the dash panels off.  I have a couple of 6080s that I need to adjust the throttle friction blocks on as well.  From what I have found neither the operator's manual or the service manual mention how to remove the dash side panels.  I pulled the two bolts out of the side but they still seem to stuck at the top.   The service manual does explain a good way to test the gauges.

How do you get them off? It seems so simple, but I guess I am missing something.
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You have to carefully give them a tug but they do come off. They are bolted and also have a couple of pins behind them that kind of snap into place. I encountered the same question the first time I removed mine years ago.
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Thank you. I was able to get them off.   So far testing has confirmed a bad gauge.
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