Console door
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bpd1151
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I checked Tascaparts.com and used the words "Center Storage Console Door" & it returned with a few different options.
None of them however had any images displayed, or associated with each part listed.
The prices varied from $25 on the low end, to like $130-ish or so on the high end.
It's an easy fix, as you just pop up the small narrow plastic pieces on either outer most edge of the console, which will then expose the (I believe 8mm) sockets holding each compartment down.
Good luck.
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None of them however had any images displayed, or associated with each part listed.
The prices varied from $25 on the low end, to like $130-ish or so on the high end.
It's an easy fix, as you just pop up the small narrow plastic pieces on either outer most edge of the console, which will then expose the (I believe 8mm) sockets holding each compartment down.
Good luck.
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bpd1151
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Geezuz. Most of these parts nowadays are sold as whole units and not just the door(s) or individual parts. Sucks.BlueSHO said:
Could consider having it wrapped in vinyl or maybe purchase one of those custom interior trim kits from CarId.com as an alternative option.
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Novus plastic polish did wonders for mine
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I'm actually on my phone and don't have access to pic's at the moment but found Pledge(yellow bottle)to work great in covering up any scuff marks besides leaving a Lustre of a shine behind. Z
To answer your primary question simply PULL-UP on the two side panels(gently)in order to remove the center console and found having the shifter in neutral with parking brake applied makes the process easier followed by plenty of screws.
To answer your primary question simply PULL-UP on the two side panels(gently)in order to remove the center console and found having the shifter in neutral with parking brake applied makes the process easier followed by plenty of screws.
ZSHO said:I'm actually on my phone and don't have access to pic's at the moment but found Pledge(yellow bottle)to work great in covering up any scuff marks besides leaving a Lustre of a shine behind. Z
To answer your primary question simply PULL-UP on the two side panels(gently)in order to remove the center console and found having the shifter in neutral with parking brake applied makes the process easier followed by plenty of screws.
Do you have any other pics of the removal ?
I have a creaking noise from the center console flexing everyone and then i have wanted to remove the plastic trim around the buttons and display to lube or buffer it with some sort of thin material.
I went by this for removalTopherSho said:ZSHO said:I'm actually on my phone and don't have access to pic's at the moment but found Pledge(yellow bottle)to work great in covering up any scuff marks besides leaving a Lustre of a shine behind. Z
To answer your primary question simply PULL-UP on the two side panels(gently)in order to remove the center console and found having the shifter in neutral with parking brake applied makes the process easier followed by plenty of screws.
Do you have any other pics of the removal ?
I have a creaking noise from the center console flexing everyone and then i have wanted to remove the plastic trim around the buttons and display to lube or buffer it with some sort of thin material.
https://youtu.be/8FQ7aH9JCbM
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