im trying to change the carpet in my car everything is out but i cant get the center console of the shifter, i dont wana brake anything,but i cant see a way to remove the damn thing, im stuck any help would be haighly appreciated... thanx in advance
If I remember correctly, you have to take off the shifter. There is a small staple-like pin on the shifter that you have to remove in order to pop the pin off. I believe there are two screws in the bottom of the storage compartment that need to be taken out and also two screws at the top. You have to remove the coin tray rubber at the top to get to the screws.
oh great, thanks for the heads upcwm3
I just got my new carpet today and it planned on goin in this weekend. i tryd to say NO.. wait for the console.. and black/charcoal bonnies, but it wouldnt let me. its calling for me, must be impatient and install now.
got any install tips?
yeah man just take ur time and dont rush threw things i took out my gray bonnie seats and put the charcol ones in 2day but i did a poor job on the carpet man ill try to post some pix lol
thanks bro,
Did you have to use any type of adhesive or does the carpet just lay in? what carpet did you go with? i got mine from stockinteriors.com black, molded shape looks nice. i guess I'll see whats up when I get my old one out.
When I did my carpet it was a PITA........ patience is a must on this one. I got pissed and started cutting ***t but it looks better than the old carpet cwm1
yeah u gotta use some adhesive spray **** lol and if u already got ur carpet molded than ur lucky its gonna b real easy for u, i had to do everything myself, but let me know how u like ur carpet myb ill go to that site and grab me some 2.
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