Extended centre console
#22
I did this a long time ago so memory is fuzzy. There are 2 screws that hold the extension to the tunnel. You will need to remove the veneer panel and the leather panel to access the screws.
I think the veneer panel is glued to the extension, but was easily removed without damage if treated gently. I thing it has a steel backing.
Here's what the tunnel looks like underneath, showing the spire nuts that the extension is screwed to.
I think the veneer panel is glued to the extension, but was easily removed without damage if treated gently. I thing it has a steel backing.
Here's what the tunnel looks like underneath, showing the spire nuts that the extension is screwed to.
#25
That’s a great question. I kind of doubt it but would like to know. I have a LWB parts car and a standard wheelbase daily driver. I posed the question because the extended console seems to be obstructing removal of the rear vent which is perfect on the donor car and broken on the daily driver. The extended console would be a nice addition to the daily driver. The daily driver doesn’t have a heated rear seat so the buttons would be obsolete.
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X300exec (03-09-2020)
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#33
I’m trying my level best to remove the extended console but haven’t had any luck at all. The wood veneer is well below the surrounding edge. When I try to pry the wood piece, the surround is flexing and the finished wood piece isn’t moving. Tired to remove the piece with the heated rear seat switches and it doesn’t want to budge either. I feel I missing something and that if I keep up I’m going to damage the parts I’m trying to preserve. Any more advice on how to get the console out is much appreciated.
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