For disassembly of the front console: 1) Remove 2 screws in the bottom of the armrest storage box (located within te box, under the removable bottom plate) 2) Remove 4 screws for attaching the armrest 3) Disconnect the socket of the lighter 4) Remove 4 screws (two plastic screws, two metal screws) on the left side of the console (Pay attention to the removable nuts of the plastic screws) 5) Remove 4 screws (two plastic screws, two metal screws) on the right side of the console (You must push the two front seats forward to access the rear screws) 6) If you have the rear ashtray assembly, do not try to pry it from the outside. From inside, do not try to press any of the plastic clips of the ashtray. Instead, put one hand through the hole of the storage box and slide the drawer firmly backwards. Do not use both hands. It will jump out. If you have a cover sheet instead of the ashtray assembly, slide it backwards from inside. 7) Move the gearshift lever to the neutral position. Tighten the parking brake. 8) Before lifting, slightly pull the console body backwards to release the two front plastic positioning tabs and prevent breakage
@jerryjones2443
2 жыл бұрын
The armrest glovebox has no screws inside how to remove?
@lucasgoncalves2193
Жыл бұрын
Pppp
@erenmsd7338
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks so much! You just saved me $100, my earbuds fell down near the emergency brake 🤦🏾♀️
@chalus
7 жыл бұрын
Thank you for the video. I am cleaning out the car and I just know there is a ton of junk that has fallen down there and I wanted to access it.
@vowkes
7 жыл бұрын
Glad it helped.
@ala4857
7 жыл бұрын
I found $20 and lots of change candy and fur to make large dog thank you
@maggiealfaro4564
Жыл бұрын
Thank you! Very useful
@user-px9zd5bg5c
6 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much, I was looking for this video , good job.
@MrAussiedarren
4 жыл бұрын
Great stuff, thank you and I really enjoyed the tune 👍
@MegaDude531
7 жыл бұрын
Thanks! I was just installing a stereo and needed to know how to access the hand brake to make a final connection! Thank you for the video!
@sbdmusangfx
Жыл бұрын
this video is how to install not how to remove the center console
@tellmestraight
5 жыл бұрын
Music distracting and you never show how to remove.
@brendaross4925
Ай бұрын
This doesn't show what screws to remove and how to dismantle it. I have only found 4 screws in the kick panels and it won't budge. Cannot see any screw on side of console.
@_itis8809
6 ай бұрын
Great. One tip for someone who wants to watch it - mute the music or you will get a cancer...
@Baby_LeDaze
5 жыл бұрын
Do yoy know how to do this on a 2012 kia soul by any chance. I dropped my only car key down there n idk how to take it apart!😣😣😣
@D______
6 жыл бұрын
Here is my Kia experience. Anyone in my position has encountered the same thing from Kia. If you cannot supply them with up to date maintenance records on your vehicle they will not cover it. So for instance, if you change your own oil you're screwed. Might work if you saved all your receipts but very few people are in the habit of saving receipts of them doing their own oil changes. This ploy Kia uses is well documented if you want to look it up, I have, and it’s out there. Also my car would be covered under the SC147 recall as the symptoms of my engine seizing up (engine needs replaced) followed the exact same symptomology as those the manufacturing defect notes in the recall. The recall notice even appears on my Carfax report. Again you can find all the recall information online. The reason my car isn't part of the SC147 recall according to Kia is because it is MPI instead of GDI. All the rest of the engine is the exact same, 2.4L theta II. Kia says that because my car uses a different kind of fuel injection method that it cannot be affected by the metal filings left in the engine block which is what the SC147 recall is all about. That's totally absurd on its face but that's Kia's position. The vehicles Kia did recall was done after many government threats as well as numerous lawsuits brought by disgruntled Kia owners for which there are many. Kia's mother company, Hyundai actually recalled their vehicles for the same problem immediately when the issue was discovered. It took Kia several years later to admit to the problem and issue a recall even though they were well aware of the problem. Where was Kia's concern for people being killed due to this manufacturing defect? A car having its engine seize up on the interstate would be something that would concern most companies immediately but not Kia. Unless Kia completely changes the way it does business they will continue to cost consumers thousands of dollars for defective cars and probably end up killing people due to their own negligence. I had to argue, write emails, file complaints with various entities, etc just to get Kia to actually LOOK at my engine at no cost to me to determine the how and why of the engine failure. Kia refused to cover my car even though it is under warranty and furthermore refused to even LOOK at my car to see what caused the failure. I'm still waiting for a callback from Kia with their assessment. Kia actually agreed to take my valve cover off to take a look at my car once I complained as high up as I could to Kia. This was after several months of my car sitting dead on the Auffenberg Kia lot in Metro east St Louis. Kia actually told me I'd have to pay $1500 up front to have my engine failure looked into initially. My constant pressure on Kia finally got them to say they would take my valve cover off for no fee which costs Kia less than $50 in labor. Kia had no desire whatsoever to know what caused my engine to seize up. Their ONLY concern was to avoid any acknowledgement of any responsibility or liability. Kia already knew what caused the engine to fail. The same thing that happened to hundreds of thousands of the same engines made by Kia and Hyundai. It was the exact same problem as the Kia SC147 recall. Taking the valve cover off will not help. There was no oil leak. No oil smell. Never any indication of any problem with the valve cover. It's simply a ploy for Kia to say we looked at your engine and it's your fault. Who would trust their assessment at this point anyway? I'm out thousands of dollars I still owe on a car without a working engine. Don't you think any car maker worth a darn would want to know why one of their vehicles engines just seized up on the highway? Kia's been super lucky so far no one has died due to their negligence. Additionally a co-worker of mine had a problem with his Kia and will not buy one again either. For his Kia the car required a specific oil filter made and installed by Kia and if that was not used the engine fails. He was never told this when he purchased the vehicle. His insurance successfully sued Kia for over $7,000 for his engine failure. Unfortunately my insurance doesn't cover mechanical issues. Ever wonder why your Kia never quite gets the gas mileage it was rated to get? Kia has also paid out for a class action lawsuit because they lied about the MPG of many of their models. The very MPG rating that many people base a large percentage of their purchase decision on. Yeah, Kia lied about that too but kept it hush hush. You can find the information online if you look for it. I had my car into the dealership (Auffenberg) several times before the engine failure telling them something is bad wrong with the car. The Kia service department ran every kind of computer diagnostic and could find no reason for the problems which included knocking, major loss of power, major loss of fuel economy and car dying at both idle and speed. Check engine light was always on and every sensor it said was malfunctioning was replaced and it didn't help. Unfortunately I could not leave my car with Kia. Kia wouldn't supply me with a free rental. They said it was against company policy. My step daughter was dying needing a second liver transplant as all this was going on and I couldn't be without that vehicle. With only one vehicle (other than the Kia) I wouldn't be able to get to work or my step daughter wouldn't be able to be cared for properly. I told Kia this and still they refused to get me a rental while they actually got to the root of my car problem and addressed it. Instead they said sorry to hear that, we can't find any problem with your car. They actually let me leave with a car they KNEW was dangerous and about to fail. They didn't care that my family was going through a serious medical situation with my step daughter and the car behaving as it was only increased the stress on my entire family during this time. Fortunately my step daughter got her transplant just in time and is doing ok now. Not only did Kia sell me a defective product but all this happened as our family is going through the stress of a child being deathly ill, lots of additional costs for medical related expenses and Kia was told this and didn't care. Kia added thousands of dollars to my already stressed finances by selling me a defective vehicle. But it gets even better. The Kia rep in Arizona named Steve that handles my case and many others actually told me on the phone that some of Kia's cars die early and that's just the way it is. He insisted all other car manufacturers have the same problem and also refuse to repair the vehicles leaving their customers screwed too. That's certainly not my experience nor that of anyone I know. Steve at Kia flat out told me Kia isn't going to pay and I'm out of luck because I got a bad Kia and have to eat it. That's what he said. That's Kia’s customer service that said that to me. I have to shake my head and laugh every time I call Kia and their recording says "Rated #1 in initial quality 2 years in a row!" Yeah, and dies in 78,000 miles and Kia refuses to make a full recall or honor it's warranty. You won't see Kia winning any customer service awards or vehicle longevity awards. My advice to anyone that has a Kia (ESPECIALLY if it's a 2.4L) is to trade it in and get something other than a Kia before it dies and your left paying off a car that doesn't run. I liked Kia at one time or I wouldn't have bought one. What I've found out since has opened my eyes to the quality of their vehicles and their denials of their own manufacturing defects even if it could cost lives or severely screw consumers over financially. Buying a Kia might make you think you're getting more quality for less money but it's all based upon lies and cover-ups. That is my Kia experience and it's the WORST experience I've had with any company on any level at any time in my 31 (47 - 16) years of driving cars.
@brendaross4925
Ай бұрын
I try to keep a spreadsheet on any of my vehicles. I don't think any manufacturer will accept my word they want proof.
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