Problem solved. OK2DELETE
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Problem solved. OK2DELETE
My center console has the lid button, and other miscellaneous pieces sitting in it disassembled. The button has no spring action though.
The pad just flops on the hinge right now, and I don't remember how to put the catch assembly back together.
I think I lost some pieces.
If anyone has the latch assembly, and all the parts / springs? to mount that flat arm onto the lid and side as well,
I need everything to make the console pad work nicely ASAP. Don't need the pad hinge, I already fixed that, which got me into this mess.
The pad just flops on the hinge right now, and I don't remember how to put the catch assembly back together.
I think I lost some pieces.
If anyone has the latch assembly, and all the parts / springs? to mount that flat arm onto the lid and side as well,
I need everything to make the console pad work nicely ASAP. Don't need the pad hinge, I already fixed that, which got me into this mess.
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Re: Camaro console latch parts?
My center console has the lid button, and other miscellaneous pieces sitting in it disassembled. The button has no spring action though.
The pad just flops on the hinge right now, and I don't remember how to put the catch assembly back together.
I think I lost some pieces.
If anyone has the latch assembly, and all the parts / springs? to mount that flat arm onto the lid and side as well,
I need everything to make the console pad work nicely ASAP. Don't need the pad hinge, I already fixed that, which got me into this mess.
The pad just flops on the hinge right now, and I don't remember how to put the catch assembly back together.
I think I lost some pieces.
If anyone has the latch assembly, and all the parts / springs? to mount that flat arm onto the lid and side as well,
I need everything to make the console pad work nicely ASAP. Don't need the pad hinge, I already fixed that, which got me into this mess.
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Car: 85 88
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Axle/Gears: 3.23
Re: Camaro console latch parts?
Thanks so much rusty!!!
You were right. I just pulled the lid sandwich apart again, and the spring steel was busted. I stole a small coil spring out of a dollar store flashlight, and cut it to size.
Button works GREAT now.
All I need now, is to figure out how the spring for the stamped steel arm attaches to the console, and then re rivet the arm back onto the lid.
You were right. I just pulled the lid sandwich apart again, and the spring steel was busted. I stole a small coil spring out of a dollar store flashlight, and cut it to size.
Button works GREAT now.
All I need now, is to figure out how the spring for the stamped steel arm attaches to the console, and then re rivet the arm back onto the lid.
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From: knoxville tn
Car: 86 IROC
Engine: 5.0 TPI
Transmission: 700-R-4
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Re: Camaro console latch parts?
Thanks so much rusty!!!
You were right. I just pulled the lid sandwich apart again, and the spring steel was busted. I stole a small coil spring out of a dollar store flashlight, and cut it to size.
Button works GREAT now.
All I need now, is to figure out how the spring for the stamped steel arm attaches to the console, and then re rivet the arm back onto the lid.
You were right. I just pulled the lid sandwich apart again, and the spring steel was busted. I stole a small coil spring out of a dollar store flashlight, and cut it to size.
Button works GREAT now.
All I need now, is to figure out how the spring for the stamped steel arm attaches to the console, and then re rivet the arm back onto the lid.
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