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Juggernaut
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You're on the right track. You already got the hard part, it took me a while to figure out the latch. Looks like you're just a little crooked, it may be pinched. Mine slid right out, although it was tight
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Keep working it, you're heading in the correct direction. The plastic or metal may be a little messed up making it hard to get them apaer - but you're doing ti right.
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tagging onto this thread....same project. but how do you separate the latch/lock so you can then replace the plastic "tub.
my latch is a little loose in the metal glove box door but I can not see how to separate the latch......any help would be appreciated
my latch is a little loose in the metal glove box door but I can not see how to separate the latch......any help would be appreciated
Juggernaut
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Use a small screwdriver to push in on this small tab. Cylinder then pulls straight out
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Good Luck! Mine was so corroded I bought a new one and cut the old one in half with a cut off wheel.
YMMV
Eric
YMMV
Eric
