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If you look in the pleats there should be screws. under them should be opening to access wiring and plumbing.
Boatless at this time
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On my 2000 trophy 2002 FF You remove the access panel behind the controls and reach inside. On the back side you remove nuts from studs and the entire panel comes off. You also need to remove nuts through the cupboard door at the captains feet and the entire upholstered panel comes off complete with the throttle control.
Hope that answers your question. I may also have taken the speaker out to get better access to the nuts on the back. It's been a few years but I changed my control cables once.
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