replace cassette tape holder in console
06-06-2007 | 03:20 AM
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replace cassette tape holder in console
Hi,
my car has this thing in the center console that holds these rectangle things called "cassette tapes", what ever they used them for???
Anyway, does someone have part numbers required to replace the cassette holder, so I have a usable area on my center console.
Thanks,
Grant.
my car has this thing in the center console that holds these rectangle things called "cassette tapes", what ever they used them for???
Anyway, does someone have part numbers required to replace the cassette holder, so I have a usable area on my center console.
Thanks,
Grant.
06-06-2007 | 10:58 AM
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06-06-2007 | 01:16 PM
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I thought those so-called "holders" were designed to create this cool "sport" buzzing sound. They indicate what kind of pavement the car is travelling on by the tones...Porsche technology and all that....
06-06-2007 | 01:16 PM
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Yes, I need one more screw as well, but enough about my marriage problems... goodnight, thank you, don't forget to tip the waitress on the way out...
Seriously, I do need one more console screw, as the tape holder only uses one. I imagine at the local ace hardware I could pick something up that works but it does have its own part number. Don't forget the nut clips that the screws turn into. In my case I have to move the clip from the location for the cassette holder and move it to the second "open dish" console screw location. The red circle below is the cassette console screw location with its clip. The two blue circles are the locations for the open tray console. I have to move the clip from the red circle to the lower blue circle when I go to the open tray.
Seriously, I do need one more console screw, as the tape holder only uses one. I imagine at the local ace hardware I could pick something up that works but it does have its own part number. Don't forget the nut clips that the screws turn into. In my case I have to move the clip from the location for the cassette holder and move it to the second "open dish" console screw location. The red circle below is the cassette console screw location with its clip. The two blue circles are the locations for the open tray console. I have to move the clip from the red circle to the lower blue circle when I go to the open tray.
01-14-2008 | 01:53 AM
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