To begin the process for models from 1987 through 1995, disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal, then remove the instrument cluster bezel. For 1991 and earlier models, detach the indicator bezel by removing the retaining screws. Next, remove the cluster and switch panel screws, pulling the cluster out far enough to access the electrical and speedometer connectors; on some models, it may be necessary to disconnect the speedometer cable at the transmission or cruise control adapter for sufficient slack. Unplug the connectors, detach the speedometer cable on later models, and remove the cluster, with installation being the reverse of removal. For models from 1997 through 2006, start by disconnecting the negative battery terminal, then remove the headlight switch knob and shaft. Remove the screws retaining the cover for the steering column opening and pull the cover straight back, disengaging the hooks. Pry up the instrument panel top cover using a suitable tool, then remove the screws attaching the cluster to the instrument panel and pull off the cluster bezel. Remove the screws attaching the instrument cluster, pull it back, and disconnect the electrical connectors, with installation being the reverse of removal. For models from 2007 through 2010, disconnect the negative battery terminal, then use a plastic trim tool to detach the lower steering column opening cover and the cover directly below the steering column. Remove the bolts and detach the knee bolster reinforcement plate, then remove the screws from the instrument cluster bezel and the cluster itself, disconnecting the electrical connectors before removal, with installation being the reverse of removal. For models from 2011 and later, disconnect the negative battery terminal, remove the left HVAC register by rotating it and prying the retaining tab, then do the same for the center bezel registers. Remove the trim panel below the steering column, push out the power window switch if equipped, or pry out the storage bin. Remove the upper storage tray mat and the screw underneath, then remove the screws from the instrument cluster bezel below the steering column. Carefully pull the center lower part of the bezel from the instrument panel, free the remaining clips, and detach the bezel. Unscrew the instrument cluster screws, pull it from the instrument panel, disconnect the electrical connectors, and remove the cluster, with installation being the reverse of removal.