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How to remove Nav DVD bracket?

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YOUR RESEARCHHow to remove Nav DVD bracket?

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Disconnect frunk light

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It's 8 Torx 15 screws, disconnecting the frunk light, and then just lifting the frunk gasket up and out of the way of the trim piece.

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Disconnect frunk light

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It's 8 Torx 15 screws, disconnecting the frunk light, and then just lifting the frunk gasket up and out of the way of the trim piece.

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POST 1Original post

I want to remove the bracket that holds the Nav DVD player so I can include it when I sell the player. It's held in place by four clips. The two in front look like I can pry them out, but I can't reach the two in back. Any ideas? Here's a picture that shows the two clips in front, they are the gray clips on either side of the bottom of the bracket. You can see how I've bent the retaining part of the clip up a bit on the left side. The two in the back are so far back in there that there's no way I could bend those clips.

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Have you considered removing the trim piece surrounding and then accessing from the top? It's 8 Torx 15 screws, disconnecting the frunk light, and then just lifting the frunk gasket up and out of the way of the trim piece. If I'm looking at the picture you sent correctly and relating it to my car correction (which I may not be) it's a 15 minute job that would make your life much easier. Stephan

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