2013 Toyota Avalon

their is no round knob on center console --coin shelf-2 cup holders-shifter -cup holder- armrest --vents--rear audio control--12v acc--2 cup holders

To remove the cup holder/ashtray in a 2004 Mazda MPV, you can follow these steps:

1. Open the cup holder/ashtray and locate the small tab on the right-hand side of the unit.
2. Using a flathead screwdriver or other suitable tool, gently press down on the tab to release the retaining clip.
3. While holding down the tab, pull the cup holder/ashtray unit towards you to release it from the center console.
4. Once the unit is free, disconnect any wiring harnesses or light bulbs attached to it, if applicable.

To reinstall the cup holder/ashtray, simply reverse these steps, making sure the retaining clip snaps back into place when reinserting the unit into the center console.

Remove the arm rest door to the center console (Philips screws in the hinge first, pull the bezel around the CD and Heat control, then take out the rubber from the cup holders and remove the screws, also remove the screws inside the center storage compartment. You should be able to remove the center storage compartment and gain access to the area underneath.

mode door or actuator not functioning properly

A Chilton or equivalent shop manual should tell you. In general, consider that these items are installed in a flash at the factory by non-skilled workers, so it probably goes in real simply and quickly. Look for little catches, tabs, slots, etc., that line it up, and snap it in.

This is for the removal of the passenger side cv joint. If the Avalon carrier is like the Camry you will have to remove the snap ring and the set bolt. You have 2 choices to get the carrier bearing out,(1) remove bracket, and take it out with the cv joint as yiu noticed the bolts are in tight spot (2) You will need a torch with a rose bud tip and put a lot of heat (red hot)on the cast iron bracket and be in postion to hit the cv joint bearing (on the tire side of carrier) with a hammer and drive it out. This is the way I prefer but, take caution with flame. Do step 2 only if you are planning on replacing the cv joint anyway.

i had to remove this due to my wife pushing the center cup holder off of the track. to remove it you need to remove both side panels of the console. you can do this by pulling on the sides, they have clips holding them. i also had to unscrew the front of the console door to gain access. take your time and dont pull too hard and you should be able to get it. before doing that, try reaching your hand around the back of the console to see if you can reach. it is hollow back there. good luck

Yes absolutely you can my friend. and you are correct this will fit 1997 to 2004 actually!

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