Cup holder replaced with the bin
I had nothing to do so I finally replaced the cup holder with the bin. While I was at it I made a 'how to', it's been done before without pics. This was my effort.
Last edited by onehundred80; Oct 17, 2011 at 09:02 AM.
Originally Posted by onehundred80
I had nothing to do so I finally replaced the cup holder with the bin. While I was at it I made a 'how to', it's been done before without pics. This was my effort.
This is what I call an "IDIOTS GUIDE" just what I need. LOL
Dave,
if you could: please add a warning to ROADSTER owners that on Step #6 they must be careful of the pneumatic line for the locking mechanism for the console lid-it is very short and the connectors are easily damaged.
Nice work, Old Timer!
if you could: please add a warning to ROADSTER owners that on Step #6 they must be careful of the pneumatic line for the locking mechanism for the console lid-it is very short and the connectors are easily damaged.
Nice work, Old Timer!
Originally Posted by onehundred80
I had nothing to do so I finally replaced the cup holder with the bin. While I was at it I made a 'how to', it's been done before without pics. This was my effort.
Originally Posted by maxcichon
Dave,
if you could: please add a warning to ROADSTER owners that on Step #6 they must be careful of the pneumatic line for the locking mechanism for the console lid-it is very short and the connectors are easily damaged.
Nice work, Old Timer!
if you could: please add a warning to ROADSTER owners that on Step #6 they must be careful of the pneumatic line for the locking mechanism for the console lid-it is very short and the connectors are easily damaged.
Nice work, Old Timer!
Done.
Originally Posted by onehundred80
I had nothing to do so I finally replaced the cup holder with the bin. While I was at it I made a 'how to', it's been done before without pics. This was my effort.
https://www.crossfireforum.org/galle...6/ppuser/18540
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...placement.html this is the thread it was in.
Last edited by Larry Hitze; Oct 17, 2011 at 03:46 PM.
Originally Posted by Larry Hitze
I posted a few pictures on this very subject some time ago (March 25, 2010), search 180, search.
Message - CrossfireForum.org Gallery
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...placement.html this is the thread it was in.
Message - CrossfireForum.org Gallery
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...placement.html this is the thread it was in.
I think I did my due diligence and then made a post on adding the bin with pics. Another similar thread is for a switch removal.
I make no claims for any brilliance in my 'how to', but how does it stand up to any of yours?
I just did it as I had nothing better to do, something like you now I guess.
Oh 180 you come up really fast, I claim no brilliance either nor am I guessing. You stated that no pictures had been posted on the subject and I had just begged to differ. That is all.
Originally Posted by Larry Hitze
Oh 180 you come up really fast, I claim no brilliance either nor am I guessing. You stated that no pictures had been posted on the subject and I had just begged to differ. That is all.
Whoops!!! on the SRT6 there is what appears to be a yellow fluid line???? that will not allow the center console to lift out. ??? There is a connection in the line, but don't know if disconnection will have any detremental effects, does anyone know if this disconnect is a problem???? What is this fluid line??? I ended up putting it all back, task STILL NOT done.
Originally Posted by maxcichon
Dave,
if you could: please add a warning to ROADSTER owners that on Step #6 they must be careful of the pneumatic line for the locking mechanism for the console lid-it is very short and the connectors are easily damaged.
Nice work, Old Timer!
if you could: please add a warning to ROADSTER owners that on Step #6 they must be careful of the pneumatic line for the locking mechanism for the console lid-it is very short and the connectors are easily damaged.
Nice work, Old Timer!
Originally Posted by TerryR
Max, That is the answer to the question I had. Does anyone know if there is a way of disconnecting this pneumatic line, so I can replace my cup holder.???
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...tml#post415821
I replaced a cup holder for forum member here on a roadster, in a hotel parking lot. I recall the air line, but don't recall having to disconnect it. Maybe its been too long ago to remember.
James
James
Originally Posted by onehundred80
Just pull the hose off the nipple. I can say nipple can't I?
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...tml#post415821
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...tml#post415821
Originally Posted by srt666
So where can i get the bin?
'The part number for the storage cup is 1BQ12XDVAA. A couple of good places to order parts (that I have found to be reliable) are http://www.newmoparparts.com/ and http://www.moparpart.com/ with both of them giving discounts on parts and accessories.'
Originally Posted by janaiy
If you find me the console bin I send you my cup holder... DEAL?
Mopar Parts for Dodge, Chrysler and Jeep: MoparPartsAmerica
Select Chrysler and enter this part number. 1BQ12XDVAA
you'll see;
OEM Catalog Item Number 1BQ12XDVAA BIN STORAGE
MSRP Core Price Price $74.10 = $53.34
Oh, and I have a cup holder already. Sell it and put the money towards the bin, but I like the cup holder as it does work but not on foam. LOL
Last edited by onehundred80; Nov 28, 2011 at 09:24 AM.



