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We're going to start by removing these Phillips head screws from the underneath. There are one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Make sure you put these screws aside in a safe place. They're very small. You don't want to lose them. This black trim should come off now.
The clip is probably catching on it unless yours is broken, so you can just push in the button here to release it. Put this aside. I'm going to take this whole cover off so we can work on it on the bench. You have to loosen these screws, these four screws, at the hinge. These are also Phillips. Just hold on to it as you remove the last one because the console lid is going to be loose and fall off. Now we can lift this out.
We're back inside the vehicle to reinstall this console lid cover on the hinge. The hinge sort has a contour to it that matches this opening here. Slide this in. It's also got some locating tabs. Fit like that. Hold it with one hand, take the screws, Phillips head screws, tighten down these two outer screws. Then we install our center screws.
With the screws reinstalled in the hinge, now we're going to put this black trim cover back on it. It's going to go over this top hook just like that. It's going to hold it in place. There's eight little Phillips head screws. With those all screwed in, our console cover is all set.
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