Hey i have a 2000 cavalier z24. My car is mint except that damn piece of plastic up by the windshield finally decided to crack like all the other cavaliers. I dont want to spend $115 on a replacement piece. How do i go about removing it? I plan to glue strips of plastic to the backside to add strength.

Also my seat belt- the plastic piece(button) that hold the metal buckle from sliding down to the floor when not in use has broken off..... Where can i get a replacement one of those?

Thanks Derek

my seatbelt thing broke that wraps around the metal clip, does anyone have one?

my plastic button is also broken (gone).

as far as fixing the crack in your dash, i belive you have to remove the ENTIRE dash, its all one giant piece of plastic once you remove the front pieces

http://img329.imageshack.us/img329/1618/20070823image0007qw6.jpg

Tan dash in background is one solid piece that has to be removed if you want to repair it. I have to do it to that one since the a-pillar cracked the corner from the roll over i got my donor car so cheap from.

Someone is now making cover peices for that part, there was a thread on jbody.org about it. I remember it being around $125 I think tho.

Aha, here it is - http://www.coverlaymfg.com/index.php?crn=207&rn=498&action=show_detail

he doesn't want to pay that much lance, thats why he wanted to know how it comes out... ;)

lol oops, that's what i get for not reading a single word in his post :lol:

in regards to the seat belt. You can goto autozone and order the little button thing.... its part number 74357 in the HELP parts. ITs 14.99 for two of them. ridiculous for the 25 cent parts but it really pisses me off that the belt thing goes to the floor so i paid the price!!!! Its a special order so it takes a few days to get here. Thanks for the pic of the dash... looks like way more work then i intend to put into fixing a crack.....

because i am a pro at the needle and thread...i sewed on a metal button on my seat belt...and then it fell off again three months later. still haven't put it back on.