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Does anyone have any tips or procedures to removing the center console on a 996. Thanks!
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Are you talking the lower center console where you might have CD storage/ storage bins? IIRC, you pry off the "pleather" covered sided to access mounting screwes. You also have to lift up the shift boot to get to more screws. For the center console between the seats, you can start here.. but also remove the ashtray and coin holders to get to more access points. You will need a TORX wrench for most of the screws.
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