YOUR RESEARCHRear Center Console INstall ?
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Alright, I got a stupid question. In replacing my rear cnter console, the "key wire" microswitch popped out and I do not know where to put it back? Any advice? This is "key wire" as described in the B&M install instructions? It's the microswitch that goes on/near the center console storage bin open/key button. thanks in advance
The console has to be lifted about 6 inches from the back to access the plug socket for the key wire. It fits into the forward facing (front) side of the storage compartment next to the handbrake. It is a bit tricky to reach because the wire is not very long.
I figured it out - the microswitch broke from where it was attached (quite easily). Once I figured out where is broke from (it broke so clean, it was actually hard to see) it was easy to superglue it back on. Feel kinda stupid, but superglue was invented for a reason.
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