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anyone ever remove the console lid before? *edit: now with how to pics*
im talking about the one between the 60/40 seats. i want to reupholster mine 2 a black color, currently tan. it's also pretty dirty and ive tried cleaning it with not much luck. how do you take it off?
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i think there are screws on the inside of the lid
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Originally Posted by gatorblue92
i think there are screws on the inside of the lid
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ha I didn't know the older consoles opened that way.
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Are there screws on the bottom of the console holding the plastic insert in? If so take them out and see if you can get to the lid that way.
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:shrug:
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Originally Posted by Fazda
Are there screws on the bottom of the console holding the plastic insert in? If so take them out and see if you can get to the lid that way.
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so i finished the little project, and took pics along the way for future reference
once you peel back the felt lining, it should look like this: Attachment 208595 after removing the 4 screws lift out the inner plastic. there will be 3 screws holding the lid in place, take them off Attachment 208596 next lift the corners of the other felt lining, the one on the lid itself, and remove the 4 screws: Attachment 208597 once thats done, remove these screws: Attachment 208598 finally remove staples, and reupholster with your choice material. here's what mine looked like... :biggrin: Attachment 208599 |
Niiiice.
I've been trying to get my console lid/front/bottom clean forever. I might just give up & re-cover the darn thing. |
That looks nice man! Was it hard to get the fabric to lay down right around the corners? And did you just staple it on? I've been thinking about doing mine with tweed
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you should make this into a how to and submit it to the how to forum. Im currently working on getting some new howtos up, this seems like a good one.
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Originally Posted by weav3887
That looks nice man! Was it hard to get the fabric to lay down right around the corners? And did you just staple it on? I've been thinking about doing mine with tweed
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Originally Posted by redranger4.0
you should make this into a how to and submit it to the how to forum. Im currently working on getting some new howtos up, this seems like a good one.
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Originally Posted by blue99ranger
thanks! and no, its very easy. as long as the fabric isn't to thick, you should be able to stretch it around the corners. the factory fabric was only held on by staples (not your average office staples of course) so thats what i stayed with. i used a staple gun with 6mm staples so i dont puncture the foam. it would suck to put your arm on the armrest and get poked with them lol. i say go for it. i've reupholstered other parts in my Z, and let me tell u, this is a super easy piece to do. :biggthump
Thanks for the info! I'm going to go get me some staples and try it. |
looks good, to bad i just put bucket seats in
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I found this on eBay... They use aluminum to replace the plastic... NEW Tan Ford Ranger center console" Lid ", Cover, Arm Rest (1998 to 2003)
https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Tan-For...3/164246366599 |
@enraged_hunter You still have your center console? My truck didn't come with one inside.
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That's a good find. Pricey, will have to contemplate before buying. Mine isn't TOO filthy (Gray cloth), but the plastic is broken underneath from leaning on it. Would be nice to have a new, strengthened one.
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