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0 2023/05/28 06:57:20
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Mission completed. Carpet is loose and ready to be pulled out.
Mission completed. Carpet is loose and ready to be pulled out.
0 2023/05/28 05:09:40
That's the tool I used...
That's the tool I used...
0 2023/05/28 05:09:38
I had tried carefully to lever out the bottom bit of the gas-pedal: No luck - as I later saw, it is bolted on, and those bolts are accessible only after the carpet is removed. Hence, what I did was the only way: I used a tool, which is for the removal of those press-in clips and used it a lever to pry the carpet over the gas-petal-base.
I had tried carefully to lever out the bottom bit of the gas-pedal: No luck - as I later saw, it is bolted on, and those bolts are accessible only after the carpet is removed. Hence, what I did was the only way: I used a tool, which is for the removal of those press-in clips and used it a lever to pry the carpet over the gas-petal-base.
0 2023/05/28 05:09:35
Now: That complete carpet is not split at the very front (the last approx. 5cm). This would mean that you would have to disassemble a whole lot more parts... or, and this makes much more sense: Use a carpet-cutter and cut the last 5cm, but do not cut your fingers...
Now: That complete carpet is not split at the very front (the last approx. 5cm). This would mean that you would have to disassemble a whole lot more parts... or, and this makes much more sense: Use a carpet-cutter and cut the last 5cm, but do not cut your fingers...
0 2023/05/28 05:09:33
To get better access to the connector of that wire, I pushed the coin-holder thru to the upper side, where I had batter access to the connector, so I could disconnect it easier.
To get better access to the connector of that wire, I pushed the coin-holder thru to the upper side, where I had batter access to the connector, so I could disconnect it easier.
0 2023/05/28 05:09:31
Pull the handbrake-cover over the handbrake and pull up the armrest carefully. Note the wire...
Pull the handbrake-cover over the handbrake and pull up the armrest carefully. Note the wire...
0 2023/05/28 05:09:29
Remove the 2 torx-screws still holding the arm-rest piece onto the car-body.
Remove the 2 torx-screws still holding the arm-rest piece onto the car-body.
0 2023/05/28 05:09:26
Pulling off the "carpet bits" to the left and right of the centre console. Remove the Philip head screws first on the sides. Expect one of those clips to break off... sadly...
Pulling off the "carpet bits" to the left and right of the centre console. Remove the Philip head screws first on the sides. Expect one of those clips to break off... sadly...
0 2023/05/28 05:09:24
Removal of the 3 screws in the arm-rest tray.
Removal of the 3 screws in the arm-rest tray.
0 2023/05/28 05:09:21
Removal of the 2 screws next to the coin holder.
Removal of the 2 screws next to the coin holder.
0 2023/05/28 05:09:19
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Removal of gear selector bezel: Lifting up at front.
Removal of gear selector bezel: Lifting up at front.
0 2023/05/28 05:09:16
Tricky part about removing the seats: The seat belt! I do not think that it is possible to remove the seatbelt on that end, which connects to the seat. Hence: removal of all the plastic covers on the inner B-pillar and remove the complete seat belt, which is actually a plus, as this allows you to also clean the seat belt with a water pressure cleaner and detergent. (I did not apply water onto the seat-belt coil though).
Tricky part about removing the seats: The seat belt! I do not think that it is possible to remove the seatbelt on that end, which connects to the seat. Hence: removal of all the plastic covers on the inner B-pillar and remove the complete seat belt, which is actually a plus, as this allows you to also clean the seat belt with a water pressure cleaner and detergent. (I did not apply water onto the seat-belt coil though).
0 2023/05/28 05:09:14
If you do not have this kind of gas pedal, which is fixed on the floor, you are lucky (my 2.1L, 2006 has a normal gas pedal (like the brake pedal next to it). I took a bright torch and figured out, how to remove that gas pedal (which is in the way when removing the carpet). So: WD40 onto the "floor-rail" and use the help of a hammer...
If you do not have this kind of gas pedal, which is fixed on the floor, you are lucky (my 2.1L, 2006 has a normal gas pedal (like the brake pedal next to it). I took a bright torch and figured out, how to remove that gas pedal (which is in the way when removing the carpet). So: WD40 onto the "floor-rail" and use the help of a hammer...
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0 2023/05/27 22:26:17
You put the double sided foam tape on the back side to seal against the firewall. That surface and the housing are slightly curved rather than flat, btw.
You put the double sided foam tape on the back side to seal against the firewall. That surface and the housing are slightly curved rather than flat, btw.
0 2023/05/27 22:07:38
See that water rectangular drain down in the middle? That was popped up and wouldn't stay down in place (meant to snap in place with 2 little nibs but heat/age deformed enough to not stay in anymore) so I used 4 thin strips of double sided mounting tape to stick in down in there better. Once again thinking better drainage means drier filter.
See that water rectangular drain down in the middle? That was popped up and wouldn't stay down in place (meant to snap in place with 2 little nibs but heat/age deformed enough to not stay in anymore) so I used 4 thin strips of double sided mounting tape to stick in down in there better. Once again thinking better drainage means drier filter.
0 2023/05/27 22:07:34
Plan on maybe replacing or touching up the double sided foam tape under this water shedder to keep it sealing well and keep your filter more dry-ish.
Plan on maybe replacing or touching up the double sided foam tape under this water shedder to keep it sealing well and keep your filter more dry-ish.
0 2023/05/27 22:07:31
Removing the water shedder was only one bolt and helped a lot
Removing the water shedder was only one bolt and helped a lot
0 2023/05/27 22:07:27
I loosened this bolt but did need remove it. Lifting up the linkage a little gets you just enough clearance.
I loosened this bolt but did need remove it. Lifting up the linkage a little gets you just enough clearance.
0 2023/05/27 22:07:23
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