I am trying to find details on how to get the glovebox out as i am going to tackle the head unit swop at the weekend, i remember seeing a post about it a while ago and i have done a search, can anybody help...Cheers

its very easy just undo the 6 torx screws and it pulls out towards you

I am trying to find details on how to get the glovebox out as i am going to tackle the head unit swop at the weekend, i remember seeing a post about it a while ago and i have done a search, can anybody help...Cheers

T6 screws IIRC if not T10 one is vauxhall one is skoda. You need to puul the side thing (Opposite of the fuse box) off to get it out a bit of force does it.

Just a word of caution when you do undo it support it until you "carefully" remove the cooling pipe.

I am trying to find details on how to get the glovebox out as i am going to tackle the head unit swop at the weekend, i remember seeing a post about it a while ago and i have done a search, can anybody help...Cheers

5 torx screws m8

3 on the top edge of the glove box, 2 on the bottom outside edge of the box near where your feet go :-)

You will need to pop the cover off the left face of the dash (where the door closes onto) it's is just held in with spring clips so a slight lever being careful not to mark things does the job.

The top 3 torx screws are fiddly, I used a small 1/4" drive rachet and a torx socket.

takes about 3 - 5 mins m8, just maind the wires and the A/C tube to the twisty vent hole :-)

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5 torx screws m8

3 on the top edge of the glove box' date=' 2 on the bottom outside edge of the box near where your feet go :-)

You will need to pop the cover off the left face of the dash (where the door closes onto) it's is just held in with spring clips so a slight lever being careful not to mark things does the job.

The top 3 torx screws are fiddly, I used a small 1/4" drive rachet and a torx socket.

takes about 3 - 5 mins m8, just maind the wires and the A/C tube to the twisty vent hole :-)

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Spot on

Torx are T20

Thanks Chaps, do the Air con pipes just pull off from the back or is it a jubilee clip

Just slips off, just be gentle and take it off the glovebox end.

Just slips off, just be gentle and take it off the glovebox end.

If the pipe slips off the other end, you need exceedingly small hands to fit it back. Otherwise, it's a dashboard-out job :eek:

If your changing the headunit, it may make it easier if you remove the airvents above the headunit too. simply prise it out with a screwdriver and lift up from the bottom edge and remove hazard switch.