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Removing Cigarette Lighter Socket

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Replace upper center bezel trim and got stumped as

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I'm in the process of replacing the upper center bezel trim and got stumped as to how the cig lighter socket is removed, non-destructively of course.

Removing Cigarette Lighter Socket
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Replace upper center bezel trim and got stumped as

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I'm in the process of replacing the upper center bezel trim and got stumped as to how the cig lighter socket is removed, non-destructively of course.

Removing Cigarette Lighter Socket
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm in the process of replacing the upper center bezel trim and got stumped as to how the cig lighter socket is removed, non-destructively of course. Twist, push back, pull forward, or a combination of those? TIA

POST 2Original post

it is a pain...I think renntech has an answer...i forgot how I did it....but I remember sitting in my P cursing and cursing because I was to stupid to figure something that seemed to simple out.....after taking all the rest of the dash apart.

POST 3Original post

I had the same experience as Nicolaas. Here is the link on Renntech: http://www.renntech.org/forums/index...218&hl=lighter

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