How please? It all seems to wana be pulled out in one lump - just cant find any fixings

 

Start at the back, under the armrest lid. Work your way forwards. There are only a few screws but lots of clips.

There are/were plenty of guides/links to this sort of stuff. Sadly, I can't find them.

ah well.....

NorthUrsalia.com: Interior Modifications
NorthUrsalia.com: Spec C IC Spray Tank

HTH

J.

 

sorry i meant the bit in the dash with vents + heater controls

are these not known as a centre console?

 

What year?

 

1999

 

Centre dash... I've never stripped mine out.

Nicked from P1WOC...


"The heater vents are part of the top cubbyhole bit and they have two screws in the cubby hole under two covers. The centre console surround just clips out, I realised this when I pulled on my stereo and the whole thing came off!!"

J

 

yer thats what i mean the whole things just seems to wana come off!

do the heater vents just snap down or something?

 

just taken mine off and its a real pain,simply pull towards you HARD,the problem is the console in fitted to the dash with one way lugs,so you need lots off grunt to pull it out,it feels like you are going to break it,but thats how it is(remember to remove the screws first)PULLLLL

 

Ive just done this, i faffed around for ages trying not to brake it, but got fed up and just yanked it out, didnt brake anything.

 

il take the screws out and give it hell then haha

 

to remove the bit around the cd player, i found it came out easier with the plastic gear stick surround pulled off.

 

does the stereo and heater surround just pull out with out removing any screws?

 

yes, pull from bottom, once the gearknob surround part is removed, or loose.

 

iv got the centre out that was easy, how do i get the heater vents/top bit out now??

 

Open the top cubby hole, on either side there is a rectangular piece of plastic, prise it our to reveal two phillips screws. Take them out, wedge out the heated rear screen and hazard butttons to help you pull it out.

Or look here:
http://www.psi3.co.uk/downloads/secs1003fitment.pdf

 

cheers!

 

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