Easy fix for cupholder door?
#1
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Mine takes several attempts to get it to close and it seems totally random when it does. I have found some fixes on YouTube where they take it out and tinker with it to get it to work again, but that doesn’t seem like a long term solution and also that it solves it 100% of the time.
It seems like in an age when we have tiny strong rare earth magnets that now close anything from an iPad case to much heavier duty tasks, that they should be able to be attached to a couple discrete areas and keep it closed. Then when you need it open, pull the door open and leave it to use the cup holder.
It seems like in an age when we have tiny strong rare earth magnets that now close anything from an iPad case to much heavier duty tasks, that they should be able to be attached to a couple discrete areas and keep it closed. Then when you need it open, pull the door open and leave it to use the cup holder.
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Mine takes several attempts to get it to close and it seems totally random when it does. I have found some fixes on YouTube where they take it out and tinker with it to get it to work again, but that doesn’t seem like a long term solution and also that it solves it 100% of the time.
It seems like in an age when we have tiny strong rare earth magnets that now close anything from an iPad case to much heavier duty tasks, that they should be able to be attached to a couple discrete areas and keep it closed. Then when you need it open, pull the door open and leave it to use the cup holder.
It seems like in an age when we have tiny strong rare earth magnets that now close anything from an iPad case to much heavier duty tasks, that they should be able to be attached to a couple discrete areas and keep it closed. Then when you need it open, pull the door open and leave it to use the cup holder.
replacement parts or creativity.