how to disasemble a naomi cab

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does anyone have links to such a guide

I got a lead on a Naomi cab and I may need to take it sooner than I can arrange a van so I need to strip it on the day so I can jam it all into my missus vw polo
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what I really need to know is what tools would I need to take

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All you need is a security torx bit, think its size 20 and 25?

These cabs come apart easy, if you've never done one before just mark the loom connectors
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zed on here fit one of mine in a golf in bits. But it was a v tight fit.

If you've got the right tools listed above it's easy. Just take photos of all the boards in the control panel before taking it off.

And push all the wiring in to the base so you don't have to unplug everything.
 
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I've shifted a few about in a Renault Clio so you should have no problem ina polo I reckon. Very easy to dismantle and put back together, just make sure you label the looms. Shifting the monitor about sorts the men from the boys though so make sure someone helps if you are not confident...
 
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You will need more than just a torx, quite a few nuts & bolts too, but a basic socket/screwdriver set will sort you, taking apart is easy, it's the game of tetris you have to play to get the larger parts in without damage in transport (mostly the 2 monitor surround plastics and legs), VW cars do make it easier due to their square design, helped a guy fit one in a big Vectra once but it was a pain due to the sloped back on them. Also the cables don't need tagging really, most are pretty obvious and paired types, easier way is to use a marker pen on the connectors and just number them.
 
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