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Glove box dismantling !!??

dgrewar

New member
Hi again

Car good now after flat battery.
I have been told the wiring for the alarm is in behind the glove box. Has anyone taken out the glove box???
I want to disconnect the alarm and would like to know the easiest way to get in behind the glove box and then replace it as good as new....

Thanks again in advance.

Donald
'89 Guards Red 944 2.7

 
It's easy only need a crosshead screwdriver, several screws inside box including top all easily visibleand 3 underneath.
Be careful taking the light out, very easy to catch contacts on the wrong bits and blow the fuse.
 

ORIGINAL: A9XXC


Be careful taking the light out, very easy to catch contacts on the wrong bits and blow the fuse.

Or take the fuse out first and be as haphazard as you like when removing the light [:D]
 

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