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Old 19th November 2004, 15:36   #1
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Glove Box
Yes another post by me!!

Obviously busy today, you're all thinking!!!!


Anyway, how many people have issues with their glove box. Mine keeps coming off / out. I've had a good look at the back and it seems that a couple of clips hold it in place!!!

Is this right and what can I do to stop it doing this!!!

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Old 19th November 2004, 15:38   #2
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Re: Glove Box
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Yes another post by me!!

Obviously busy today, you're all thinking!!!!


Anyway, how many people have issues with their glove box. Mine keeps coming off / out. I've had a good look at the back and it seems that a couple of clips hold it in place!!!

Is this right and what can I do to stop it doing this!!!

Steve
Lock it or put some super-glue on it?
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Old 19th November 2004, 15:40   #3
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Lock it or put some super-glue on it?
what if I want to use it?
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Old 19th November 2004, 15:43   #4
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what if I want to use it?
I thought you just asked how to stop it opening

Use the locking method then!
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I thought you just asked how to stop it opening
I think staples are the answer.



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I think staples are the answer.



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How will stationery help?
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Allow me to explain. I open the glove box and the whole thing falls down. It keeps coming off the bar bit at the back that is supposed to hold the back of the glove box in place??

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Allow me to explain. I open the glove box and the whole thing falls down. It keeps coming off the bar bit at the back that is supposed to hold the back of the glove box in place??

Steve

Are you talking about the little gas strut?



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Re: Glove Box
I have issues with my glovebox. Its only plastic even though my car has 'extended leather', so I bought a leather one off ebay only to find when it arrived...

... its for a LHD car... DOH!!!

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Re: Glove Box
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Are you talking about the little gas strut?



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Nope, I'm talking about the two stupid metal clips that allow the rear of the glove box to connect to the bar that is used to supoort it!

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