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C34 Center Console Removal

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C34 Center Console Removal

I'm having a bit of trouble getting the bucket + lid + cup holders unit out. I have unscrewed it, but can't pull it out because the cup holder drawer is still attached to it and jaming.

Has anyone done this recently? Any idea of how the drawer comes out without breaking it?

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Just saw this post. I can post a pic for you 2moz of a spare centre console i have so you can see all the screw/mounting points. (time for sleep now).

Only assuming, did you see / not see the screws down near the seatbelt mounting points on left and right?

 

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Here are the pics for reference, best viewed in full screen to see where i circled the screw points.

I reckon its the screw in console pic 5 under the coin tray that might be giving you grief.

Cheers,

Pete

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