How to Remove Coin Tray on 2017 Ford E-450 to Access Brake Controller Plug

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HOW DO I REMOVE THE COIN HOLDER TO GET TO THE PLUG

asked by: David B

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Expert Reply:

The coin tray on the dash of your 2017 Ford E-450 can be simply pried out with a slot screwdriver. You can gently insert the screwdriver between the tray and the dash piece that surrounds it. You will then pry the tray out. Just be sure to apply gentle pressure all around the edge of the tray until it is released as opposed to forcing it out.

expert reply by: Chris R

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