Once you have the body and neck separated you can either work on the neck or body. Note that the neck pocket above contains a date of manufacture. Set the neck plate, and screws, to the side turn over the guitar carefully, and gently separate the neck from the guitar. I don’t have any kind of torque rating for tightening, but snug is good. Try and tighten all screws at the same time. Meaning don’t tighten one screw fully, and then go to the next. When installing the neck plate, and neck, be sure to tighten the screws in a cross hatch pattern.
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Be careful when removing the screws not to strip out any of the metal where the screw driver meets the screw. Using a Philips head screwdriver remove the four screws from the neck.
Next flip the guitar over and find the neck plate. The first thing I’m going to do is remove the strings. This is not just an exercise in the gross anatomy of a Fender stratocaster, it will also serve as a good reference when putting a strat, or any other electric guitar, back together from any stage, or building an electric guitar from scratch. For you purists get over it, it’s a Highway one, not a limited edition Eric Clapton. I’ve found over the years that the only way to learn how something works is to tear it apart. On this page I am going to tear down an American Highway One fender Stratocaster guitar. The dissection of a Highway One Fender Stratocaster guitar.
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