How to Remove the Center Console of the New Lingpai?

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Leslie
07/24/25 10:38pm
Take out the prepared pry tool, then insert it into the gap above the dashboard to loosen the cover plate, and remove the cover plate above the dashboard. Continue using the pry tool to open the air vents on the dashboard. Once the air vents are removed, the center console panel can be taken off.
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VonAlyssa
08/10/25 3:06pm
I enjoy tinkering with my car in my spare time. To dismantle the new Lingpai's center console, you need to proceed step by step. First, park the car on level ground, turn off the engine, and disconnect the negative terminal of the battery to avoid short circuits. Then, use a plastic pry tool to gently pry off the decorative panels on the side of the door and above the glove box. The clips are quite tight, so be patient and avoid yanking them forcefully to prevent scratches. For the central air conditioning panel, remove the hidden screws with a screwdriver—they are usually tucked inside the storage compartment or along the edges of the panel. After unscrewing, carefully pull out the center console components, being mindful of the wiring connectors at the back. Press the release clips and slowly disconnect them. The whole process requires simple tools like a pry bar and screwdriver, but be careful not to touch the airbag wiring. Last time I did this, it took me half an hour to clean the dusty buttons, and afterward, the air conditioning responded much faster. Practice a few times before any modifications to familiarize yourself with the structure—the Lingpai's clip design is quite sturdy, so don't break it.
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