Yes and generally in the same direction thankfully. [bigwhistle]Quote:
Originally Posted by Eevo
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Yes and generally in the same direction thankfully. [bigwhistle]Quote:
Originally Posted by Eevo
Spent about two hours last night getting the glovebox door off, as I think I might have put the hinge pins back the wrong way around when I did the first handle repair about ten years ago. Does anyone know if the latest glovebox door catches are any more robust?
You're braver than I am. One side of our latch broke sometime about 6 or 8 years ago and it's still in that state as I wasn't game to attempt a repair. [bigsad]
This helps but I used cable ties last time....Quote:
Originally Posted by Narangga
D3 Glovebox - Repair Handle
I've bookmarked it in case I need it before we retire the old girl.
Must have some hammer fisted operators around here [emoji1787][emoji23]
Probably comes with buying a vehicle that was 9 years old to start with...[wink11]Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
I live in Israel and had to redo the ceilings on both my D2 and D4, at around 12 years of car age.Quote:
Originally Posted by loanrangie
So I'd go with the heat theory, not the Ozone one.
Oh I doubt that….Quote:
Originally Posted by Narangga
The 2005 D3 in our family isn’t broken, nor the 2010 and 2011 versions…
I’ll almost 100% guarantee it’s:
- overloading
- slamming it
- pulling handle too hard
Not sure how my glovebox broke as it was like that when I bought it, but the handle clips in so it wasn't noticeable.
I don't think I'm too rough or ham fisted as my nickname used to be ''Bondi'' which I thought was a compliment but turns out it's because I'm not Manly.