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Removing The Outlet

 
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Removing The Outlet

How on earth do I get out the panel with the 12v outlet? The outlet isn't working.

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Re: Removing The Outlet

-Pull off the shifter trim, e-brake trim (they are just held in by snaps). Remove the mat in the armrest compartment.

-Unscrew the screws. 2 in front on either side, 2 in the rear on either side, 2 under the shifter cover, and 1 under the mat in the armrest compartment

-Pull up and back to pop the whole console free.
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Re: Removing The Outlet

Thank you. I'll have to try that tomorrow.
 
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