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Once the cowl is off, there are a couple "breakaway" bolts you'll need to either drill and use an easy-out to un-do or a Dremel and thin cut-off wheel to slot 'em to allow using a screwdriver for the task.
... and don't forget to disconnect the battery FIRST! :wink:
Don't forget to remove or protect your dash....It's a messy, tedious job! I found it easier to use the dremmel and cut through the pot metal rather than cut through the screws. Not much room there if you don't remove your dash. Good luck!
I always used an old screwdriver or a small chisel to unscrew those. Catch it on the outter edge as well a s you can and tap to unscrew. The driver or chisel will dig in and turn the screw. Best to give it a wack straigh on to give you a grove to start in first. That way it won't try to slide off when you hit.
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