How do you remove the dash cupholder?
5th Gear
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: New Orleans, La
RE: How do you remove the dash cupholder?
I pulled really hard, and it came out just make sure to catch all the pieces, theres like 2 gears a roller and a bar with a spring thing that will fly out and you need it all to make it work right again or you can take the dash apart and get to the screws that hold the whole thing in there and just take those out
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RE: How do you remove the dash cupholder?
You need to get access to the area just above the cupholder. Youll probably have to remove a trim piece to do it. Then you just push in the releases on the top of the holder near the front. It will just pull right out.
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1st Gear
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RE: How do you remove the dash cupholder?
I'm looking at options for adding Sirius to the car....the Sirius "One" is about the size of the cupholder opening, and all functions can be controlled with the remote.
So pulling it out hard, was that a joke? I don't know you at all Badluck, so not sure if that was sarcasm or not....is that really what you did??
Thanks for the replies!
So pulling it out hard, was that a joke? I don't know you at all Badluck, so not sure if that was sarcasm or not....is that really what you did??
Thanks for the replies!
2nd Gear
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 1,170
From: Seattle, WA
RE: How do you remove the dash cupholder?
ORIGINAL: razorbak
I'm looking at options for adding Sirius to the car....the Sirius "One" is about the size of the cupholder opening, and all functions can be controlled with the remote.
So pulling it out hard, was that a joke? I don't know you at all Badluck, so not sure if that was sarcasm or not....is that really what you did??
Thanks for the replies!
I'm looking at options for adding Sirius to the car....the Sirius "One" is about the size of the cupholder opening, and all functions can be controlled with the remote.
So pulling it out hard, was that a joke? I don't know you at all Badluck, so not sure if that was sarcasm or not....is that really what you did??
Thanks for the replies!
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1st Gear
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RE: How do you remove the dash cupholder?
Ok, so taking the trim and console off, does it all just snap together, to pryed off with a trim puller, or??? (last question I promise)
Yeah, I didn't think he was joking, but if he was, I deserve it for asking such a lame question. This is my first Audi, and I just hate to go tearing the dash apart the wrong way. Ive had so many cars that creak and rattle, and this one is solid, not a noise, so I'm scared to ruin that I guess. Normally, I'd just start ripping parts off to see what happens. I would like to be able to put it back to original though.
Yeah, I didn't think he was joking, but if he was, I deserve it for asking such a lame question. This is my first Audi, and I just hate to go tearing the dash apart the wrong way. Ive had so many cars that creak and rattle, and this one is solid, not a noise, so I'm scared to ruin that I guess. Normally, I'd just start ripping parts off to see what happens. I would like to be able to put it back to original though.
2nd Gear
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 1,170
From: Seattle, WA
RE: How do you remove the dash cupholder?
ORIGINAL: razorbak
Ok, so taking the trim and console off, does it all just snap together, to pryed off with a trim puller, or??? (last question I promise)
Yeah, I didn't think he was joking, but if he was, I deserve it for asking such a lame question. This is my first Audi, and I just hate to go tearing the dash apart the wrong way. Ive had so many cars that creak and rattle, and this one is solid, not a noise, so I'm scared to ruin that I guess. Normally, I'd just start ripping parts off to see what happens. I would like to be able to put it back to original though.
Ok, so taking the trim and console off, does it all just snap together, to pryed off with a trim puller, or??? (last question I promise)
Yeah, I didn't think he was joking, but if he was, I deserve it for asking such a lame question. This is my first Audi, and I just hate to go tearing the dash apart the wrong way. Ive had so many cars that creak and rattle, and this one is solid, not a noise, so I'm scared to ruin that I guess. Normally, I'd just start ripping parts off to see what happens. I would like to be able to put it back to original though.