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01. Oct 2007 at 19:33
 
Could someone tell me how to take the glove box out , or at least how to get the door off of it I need to get to the back of the handle to see what has happened in there . I can see two screws one either side of the edge of the box but it wont come out is there something I am missing  Roll Eyes
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Reply #1 - 01. Oct 2007 at 20:05
 
Two / three (at work & can't remember) silver coloured screws at the top edge of the glove box to be removed which allows the passenger air bag to be lifted clear of the top of the glove box. Then there are 4 screws, one in each corner of the glove box and, depending on year of your car another screw that's at the top left hand side of the glove box that goes from the side of the car. This screw requires the D shaped end of the dash to be prised out. Sorry but I can't be more specific but it's from memory!  Wink  Thumbs Up!  Thumbs Up!  Thumbs Up!
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Reply #2 - 01. Oct 2007 at 20:08
 
Im now a pro on this  Grin

I am assuming its the same as a facelift  Undecided

If it is and you have airbag above the glovebox......

Drop down the glovebox door .... on the inside at the top of the glovebox you will see 3 torx bollts that hold the airbag cover down......take these out.....then pull the airbag over up and you will find 2 more torx screws holding the glovebox in either side of the glovebox.....

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Reply #3 - 01. Oct 2007 at 20:12
 
AndyB beat me too it  Grin

Oh yes he's correct you have to take the passenger air vent off.....theres two screws in the side as well  Thumbs Up!
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Reply #4 - 01. Oct 2007 at 20:17
 
Taxi Driver wrote on 01. Oct 2007 at 20:12:
AndyB beat me too it  Grin

Oh yes he's correct you have to take the passenger air vent off.....theres two screws in the side as well  Thumbs Up!


2? There's only 1 more there on mine. 5 in total.
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Reply #5 - 01. Oct 2007 at 20:26
 
Andy B wrote on 01. Oct 2007 at 20:17:
Taxi Driver wrote on 01. Oct 2007 at 20:12:
AndyB beat me too it  Grin

Oh yes he's correct you have to take the passenger air vent off.....theres two screws in the side as well  Thumbs Up!


2? There's only 1 more there on mine. 5 in total.


Once you get the D shape cover off...clip on......theres 2 screws holding the side air vent in  Thumbs Up!
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Reply #6 - 01. Oct 2007 at 20:33
 
Taxi Driver wrote on 01. Oct 2007 at 20:26:
Andy B wrote on 01. Oct 2007 at 20:17:
Taxi Driver wrote on 01. Oct 2007 at 20:12:
AndyB beat me too it  Grin

Oh yes he's correct you have to take the passenger air vent off.....theres two screws in the side as well  Thumbs Up!


2? There's only 1 more there on mine. 5 in total.


Once you get the D shape cover off...clip on......theres 2 screws holding the side air vent in  Thumbs Up!


I know the first time I removed mine I ended up breaking it cos Mr Haynes said there were only 4 screws!! Sad My lack of patience ended up needing a tube of Araldite!  Wink  Wink I did email them a picture of it though once I'd got the g'box out.  Grin  Grin
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Reply #7 - 01. Oct 2007 at 20:43
 
Thanks for that I did wonder if there was something up under the air bag but I did not want to start playing about with the screws around that. Do I have to do anything ie diconnect the battery to move the airbag about I am a bit wary of these not having had any experience of them  Undecided What usually breaks on the glove boxes is it the latches on the sides that break  Questioning it looks like a pin has dropped out of the actual handle it seems to only be attached on one side I  acn still open it ok but it has to be held in position to release the latch .
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Reply #8 - 01. Oct 2007 at 21:21
 
You are only undoing the front cover of the airbag......so no you dont have to disconnect it....the airbag is still screwed down  Thumbs Up!
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Reply #9 - 01. Oct 2007 at 23:25
 
If you are worried about setting the airbag off, disconnect the battery and leave it a few minutes before starting work.

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Reply #10 - 01. Oct 2007 at 23:33
 
LFF64 wrote on 01. Oct 2007 at 20:43:
  ....... What usually breaks on the glove boxes is it the latches on the sides that break  Questioning it looks like a pin has dropped out of the actual handle it seems to only be attached on one side I  acn still open it ok but it has to be held in position to release the latch .


If it's just the  latch that's broken I'm sure that Graham C/Omegatoy managed to pull the hinge pin out without removing the whole glovebox.
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Re: Glove box removal
Reply #11 - 02. Oct 2007 at 17:52
 
Thank you for the replies  Thumbs Up! I have managed to take it out and repair it this morning  Thumbs Up! How many screws  Shocked after taking it out and taking it to bits the only problem was that one of the little pins had come out of the pivot point on the handle all that work just to push it back in . Anyway thanks again its all back together and working ok  Wink
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