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Glove Box Removal
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This forum is really helpful. I have a similar problem. The adhesive that holds the glove box "face" to the door has given up, causing the "face" to come off. I'm trying to remove the glove box door so that I can clamp it, re-glue it, etc.... Does anyone know if you can remove just the glove box door. You can un-clamp the hinge on the right, but the one on the left is not the same. If I do need to remove the glove box entirely, where exactly is the "10 mm nut" shown in thpost by M3CH/Braymond141? I can't seem to find it... |
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Tue, Oct-21-2008, 06:18:46 PM
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I think I found the answer to how to get the glove box out...
http://www.mann-hummel.com/mf_prodka...BJPN0FbufV.pdf |
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LINK ALErT! wee ooo wee ooo wee oo
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Re: Saggy glovebox fix
does anyone know why i can read this link, says insufficient privileges. is it because of my low post count?
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