The cupholder from hell; HELP!
06-19-2006, 04:15 PM
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The cupholder from hell; HELP!
Yeah my interior is like new except for the cupholder it wiggles and jiggles around! i decided to take it out and did not break anything 
i noticed that only one clip thing was "hooking on" to the console the other two were just doing nothing how do i fix this!
i noticed that only one clip thing was "hooking on" to the console the other two were just doing nothing how do i fix this!
06-19-2006, 06:47 PM
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Originally Posted by lilaclucymaxima
Usually cars that were hit in the front have broken cupholders. I noticed that when I searched in junkyards. I bought mine and hot-glued it. Hasn't given me a problem since.
what...?
ahh well besides the clips theres suppose to be 2 little stick like things.. very samll nubs ... i guess... i dont knwo what to call it.. anyhow when they break.. which they commonly do... this can happen..... you can put a thin screw from top to go through the hole...
06-19-2006, 08:56 PM
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Originally Posted by lilaclucymaxima
Usually cars that were hit in the front have broken cupholders. I noticed that when I searched in junkyards. I bought mine and hot-glued it. Hasn't given me a problem since.
06-19-2006, 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted by itsdaveonline
another dumb question but would ACE carry superglue???
....i dont think ACE carries it but you might want to check McDonalds cause they might carry it
06-19-2006, 09:21 PM
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Im assuming they do because of your rude sarcasm, all i asked is a question, is it really that hard to type a yes or a no? I dont visit ace much, maybe 1 time a year so for me its worth finding out if ace even carries it before i drive all the way over there...
06-19-2006, 09:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Fr33way
Have you finished the one about how to select premium at the pump? I'm running low and I have to get to work tomarrow 
make sure to include pics. sometimes i'm not so sure i can read correctly. i want to compare the numbers on the pumps so i know i'm buying the right thing.
06-19-2006, 10:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Fr33way
Then tomarrow I can post another fine addition to the volumes of gas threads we have here in the 4th gen forum and everyone can call each other cheap or stupid.
06-19-2006, 10:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Fr33way
Have you finished the one about how to select premium at the pump? I'm running low and I have to get to work tomarrow
I really hope this helps.
1. Find out which side of the car the gas tank fill spout is on.
2. Pull up to the appropriate gas pump, making sure the fill spout is facing the pump.
3. Turn off the car.
4. Open the gas tank door. On newer cars, this is done with a button from the inside of the car, but on older cars the tank can be opened by hand, often with a key.
5. Unscrew the cap of the gas tank.
6. Put the gas cap where you won't forget it.
7. If you're paying with a credit card, run the card through the machine and follow any printed instructions. Otherwise, see the attendant. Many gas stations in cities require you to pay before you pump.
8. Select the type of gas you'd like (regular, premium, super). Never put diesel fuel in a nondiesel engine.
9. Lift the handle of the gas hose off its stand and insert the nozzle into the tank of your car. Make sure it is securely inserted by pushing it in firmly.
10. Push the switch or press the button on the pump to allow the gas to flow. This switch is different at different stations; follow the instructions at the pump.
11. Pull up on the trigger located in the handle of the gas hose. This will release the gas into the tank of your car.
12. Some triggers lock into place, freeing you to wash windows and check oil while the machine pumps gas. Check for this feature.
13. Note that when the tank is full, the fuel will stop pumping. Remove the gas hose. Don't try to "top off" the gas tank because this will lead to spillage.
14. Firmly screw the gas tank cap back into place and shut the gas tank door.
2. Pull up to the appropriate gas pump, making sure the fill spout is facing the pump.
3. Turn off the car.
4. Open the gas tank door. On newer cars, this is done with a button from the inside of the car, but on older cars the tank can be opened by hand, often with a key.
5. Unscrew the cap of the gas tank.
6. Put the gas cap where you won't forget it.
7. If you're paying with a credit card, run the card through the machine and follow any printed instructions. Otherwise, see the attendant. Many gas stations in cities require you to pay before you pump.
8. Select the type of gas you'd like (regular, premium, super). Never put diesel fuel in a nondiesel engine.
9. Lift the handle of the gas hose off its stand and insert the nozzle into the tank of your car. Make sure it is securely inserted by pushing it in firmly.
10. Push the switch or press the button on the pump to allow the gas to flow. This switch is different at different stations; follow the instructions at the pump.
11. Pull up on the trigger located in the handle of the gas hose. This will release the gas into the tank of your car.
12. Some triggers lock into place, freeing you to wash windows and check oil while the machine pumps gas. Check for this feature.
13. Note that when the tank is full, the fuel will stop pumping. Remove the gas hose. Don't try to "top off" the gas tank because this will lead to spillage.
14. Firmly screw the gas tank cap back into place and shut the gas tank door.
06-19-2006, 10:59 PM
#20
I got my superglue at the grocery store.
But I didn't glue my cupholder because I run wires under there to my arm rest. It slips out a lot though. I try not to b**** too much about it.
But I didn't glue my cupholder because I run wires under there to my arm rest. It slips out a lot though. I try not to b**** too much about it.
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