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Old Aug 25, 2004
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12v outlet panel removal

I need to know how to get that trim pannel where the fog light switch mounts out without breaking it. anybody done it before?
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the one with the 120v outlet?

If so there is a diy for putting in a new hu just follow that untill you get it off
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Stick screwdriver in the edges and pry it out. It's just held by clips.
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or if you have a 01, then you stick your thumb into the 12v hole, and the rest of your hand into the pocket beneath it. then PULL!
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Originally Posted by infinite012
or if you have a 01, then you stick your thumb into the 12v hole, and the rest of your hand into the pocket beneath it. then PULL!
yeah that works better, i have an 01
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On an 01-03 (not sure for the 04, I think the center console has to come out, but I'm not positive) it just pulls out. No need to risk bending the edges with prying. I like to put a thumb in each corner of the pocket and pull. Some use the socket hole for their thumb. It pulls out.
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yeah, i have an 02. I ended up puting a hole in the center of the one I wanted out and pulling, it worked pretty good
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