center console removal
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center console removal
i was wondering what the easiest way to remove the center console was? i just need to take it out to wipe it down since i spilled a soda all over its a little sticky in there and some of it got into the P,R,N,D,etc. letters.. i have an '01 CL-S so its an auto..
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Link for console removal
Got an excellent tip on a link for the console removal-
http://www.abunchofcars.com/diy_pag...ter_console.htm
but it left out a key instruction, so I thought I would share it- any time you work with plastic snap components, unless it's July in Florida, run the heater to warm the interior up to 80 or 90 degrees. In cold weather, the snaps are brittle, and you may ruin a very expensive piece of trim.
C-niLe
PS They missed telling you about two bolts holding the OBD plug, if you go that far into the removal.
Have fun- took me around two hours to install a cigarette lighter.
http://www.abunchofcars.com/diy_pag...ter_console.htm
but it left out a key instruction, so I thought I would share it- any time you work with plastic snap components, unless it's July in Florida, run the heater to warm the interior up to 80 or 90 degrees. In cold weather, the snaps are brittle, and you may ruin a very expensive piece of trim.
C-niLe
PS They missed telling you about two bolts holding the OBD plug, if you go that far into the removal.
Have fun- took me around two hours to install a cigarette lighter.
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Here it is again- good directions w/pictures
Got an excellent tip on a link for the console removal-
http://www.abunchofcars.com/diy_pag...ter_console.htm
but it left out a key instruction, so I thought I would share it- any time you work with plastic snap components, unless it's July in Florida, run the heater to warm the interior up to 80 or 90 degrees. In cold weather, the snaps are brittle, and you may ruin a very expensive piece of trim.
C-niLe
PS They missed telling you about two bolts holding the OBD plug, if you go that far into the removal.
Have fun- took me around two hours to install a cigarette lighter.
http://www.abunchofcars.com/diy_pag...ter_console.htm
but it left out a key instruction, so I thought I would share it- any time you work with plastic snap components, unless it's July in Florida, run the heater to warm the interior up to 80 or 90 degrees. In cold weather, the snaps are brittle, and you may ruin a very expensive piece of trim.
C-niLe
PS They missed telling you about two bolts holding the OBD plug, if you go that far into the removal.
Have fun- took me around two hours to install a cigarette lighter.
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