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*Glove Box* access
As most folks know the glove box will only work if the key fob is in place and if in valet mode you can not access it. In the future I can forsee someone having an issue accessing the glove box due it something not working. While in the midst of my tear down I found this handy lil thing.
If you open the passenger door and look at the flat panel there is a small cover. Remove the cover and use a long screw driver and push in and it will release the hing holding the glove box. See Picture: http://i446.photobucket.com/albums/q...014_104415.jpg |
Originally Posted by Andrew6
(Post 1585187355)
As most folks know the glove box will only work if the key fob is in place and if in valet mode you can not access it. In the future I can forsee someone having an issue accessing the glove box due it something not working. While in the midst of my tear down I found this handy lil thing.
If you open the passenger door and look at the flat panel there is a small cover. Remove the cover and use a long screw driver and push in and it will release the hing holding the glove box. See Picture: http://i446.photobucket.com/albums/q...014_104415.jpg |
Nice tip, thanks.
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Originally Posted by Xitablboy
(Post 1585187910)
DAMN, Andrew....you know this rig INTIMATELY now! Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Andrew6
(Post 1585188136)
lol yes sir, I can tell you quite a few things that most don't know. Also not sure how many people know the fuse panel is in the trunk.
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Thanks for the tip, but please resize your pictures before you post. Thks!
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Originally Posted by Andrew6
(Post 1585188136)
lol yes sir, I can tell you quite a few things that most don't know. Also not sure how many people know the fuse panel is in the trunk.
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Originally Posted by Andrew6
(Post 1585188136)
lol yes sir, I can tell you quite a few things that most don't know. Also not sure how many people know the fuse panel is in the trunk.
Rear Compartment Fuse Block The rear compartment fuse block is in the rear of the vehicle, under the load floor. Lift the carpet and access door in the center of the load floor to access the fuses. |
Originally Posted by Zymurgy
(Post 1585192731)
They'd know this if they would read the owners manual. Pages 10-40 to 10-43 which contains the following (and much more):
Here is a picture of the rear "HATCH" area. http://i446.photobucket.com/albums/q...dew6/fuses.jpg |
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