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What tool used for door arm rest lid?
The area is very tight for removing the phillips head screw and none of my short screw driver heads are short enough.
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L-shape screw driver would do the job.
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It looks like the head is too fat to sit flush against the screw. |
I’d have to go take a look .
I have this set along with a dewalt set made for use in a drill (homedepot) in my garage . Have a disassembles set in the garage right not , and Cannot remember what I used but probobly this . |
How about a picture, don't know what screw you are referring to.
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I use a tool very similar to yours. Works fine, just have to fiddle with it a bit.
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Remove the map pocket. And all screws are accessible
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I was trying to remove the pocket to straighten it and thought I need to remove the lid. So I was looking for whatever screws I could find and it looked like the lid screw was the only screw holding the lid and pocket to the door card. |
Kind of a rube goldberg ....
1/4' ratcheting box end with a phillips bit is about the shallowest I have used in similar conditions. After you collect all of those changeable bit screw drivers you will have a variety from 3/4" to 3" bit lengths....all 1/4 inch hex. hth. |
I am also in the process of trying to figure out how to remove the door pockets. Look at the the PET diagram below. I am thinking screws 12, 16(multiple), 20, and 25 need to come out.
The question I have, will the door latching still work with the pocket removed? Quote:
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The rube goldberg thing worked and now that I have it apart I can see how everything comes apart. I used an adjustable wrench since I didn't have a ratchet that would work with bit.
Now the other side will go much quicker. |
Care to share any tips on how to get the door pocket off?
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Unless I don’t recall, all I’ve ever used to take a pocket off are Phillips screwdrivers. The lid and handle stay on unless you want to remove the door card.
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