How to Remove the Central Armrest in a Sagitar?

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VonLilliana
07/29/25 7:44pm
Open the armrest and remove the internal screws. Pull the handbrake to its maximum position, then pry open the plastic cover beneath the handbrake. Use the gap as a starting point. After lifting the cover, disconnect the clip connectors and remove the cigarette lighter cover. There will be two fixing screws on the surface of the cigarette lighter cover. Then, you can remove the armrest fixing clips. Place the gear lever in the N position and lift it upwards to separate it from the gear core. Use a plastic pry tool to remove the gear lever cover. Remove the self-tapping screws of the armrest; these two screws are located beneath the gear lever cover. Support the rear part and lift it upwards to take out the armrest.
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