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Removing the 940 fuse tray... HOW? 900

posted by  Peter Penguin on  Tue Dec 26 06:44 CST 2006
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Seems like the simplest things always stump me the most.

Okay... I cannot for the life of me find the two screws that hold on the plastic tray that blocks access to the fuse panel in my 1995 940 Turbo.

I hate working with the damn trim because it always seems that the plastic is going to break and then you'll hear some cussin' from me. The problem is the tray that's connected to the cigarette lighter that totally blocks removing the fuse tray.

I've looked with a mirror, inside, underneath, everywhere... no screws. The trim that is around this tray unit does NOT seem to budge an inch when I pry it with a thin wedge. It seems more likely to break.

I did find a #10 bolt on the left side wall under this tray... and removed it and nothing is loosened at all. The bolt did fall into a nearly impossible to retrieve location though.

So... HOW does this blasted cigarette lighter tray come out?

Thanks for any tips as to where I might find these two screws that I've read about.






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