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dreaded "lost coins in center console" question
Hello,
probably a couple of quarters and a small raccoon carcass within my center console. I have read here that removal of the cup-holders is very involved, requires removal of the whole console or special knowledge...i cant get to anything after removing only the shifter plate. I was thinking of cutting a 1-inch hole in the bottom of a cup holder, i cant see from the exploded parts view if there would be access underneath that would allow me to remove these offensive, maddening poltergeists. Help. Please. Thanks. |
Removal of the center console is not difficult, if anything it's more tedious but it's straight forward. There is a good DIY on youtube - i'll be replacing my cup holders soon as well because they are simply broken. They don't hold any beverages in place.
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That YouTube video is great...if you simply want to take off that trim piece. (What a great trick for getting it back on!)
It doesn't show how to remove them cupholders though, and I am afraid to tinker around too much...on the bottom of the left cup holder there is a square fitting that says "release" and an arrow showing which way to turn. That square fitting is bigger than a 3/8" and smaller than a 1/2" drive...and I didn't know what it "released"... Those coins do roll, and I have taken the lower center console around shifter and iDrive out...and removed shifter mech. If I roll up that lower roll-top desk thingy, I can see where you can access the inner sanctum in certain areas, but I can't visualize any coins, and my magnet/light tool is too wide to access these areas effectively. I am getting really good at taking this trim off, because I always get a dash of inspiration and think I can DO IT THIS TIME... Any more dissection info would be much appreciated. I can't afford to break something expensive/inaccessable for a few rolling coins bugging the $***out of me! |
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So how about helping me get the previous owner' coins out? Thanks! |
I only carry plastic.
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But you can't open a door with one.
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