2002 Nissan Sentra "center console removal" Questions

...CENTER CONSOLE 2001 NISSAN SENTRA SE slide both seats forward as far as they will go and there are 2 screws on the bottom of the rear of the center console and then slide the seats all the way back ...

...center console. First make sure the fuse is good. If the fuse is good then remove the screws holding the center console cover. You will need a long and short phillip screwdriver. Look for screws in ...

D/2/R indicator. Normally you just need to remove the black plastic that surrounds sifter and indicator and has the cup holders.But the plastic may be brittle, so remove the center console. See photos

...up There is a indicator switch in the center console where the shifter is I would look at that first make sure it is operating properly.If you remove the console you should see it on the right

...center and install a small sheet metal screw into the hole securely as possible leaving just enough out to get a hold of. You might have to remove the console cover to retrieve it from behind by ...

...center console next to the accelerator pedal. That will expose the heater coil and lower duct. Next to the accelerator pedal there is a long, slender cover that is removable. Pull down gently on the ...

...center console screws and the center console 2 center instrument panel screws and the center panel front defroster grilles Front pillar garnish Instrument panel 3 nuts/4 screws and the instrument ...

...center console to get to the bulb. You will need a short phillip screwdriver. There always some hard to get to screws under the dash. Look around the edge of the plastic console for screws. If it has ...

...center console....pull until clips release and then slide panel rearward as there is atab it slides onto.if you look at heater box just above and to right of gas pedal you will notice a long thin ...

...center console and adjusted the tension down on the brake via the cable adjustment. There doesn't seem to be any difference. The cable isn't being pulled on like one would expect after the adjustment ...