Loose Power Outlet
#3
Mine did, Honda dealer said they had to take out the seats, take off
the console, i said scew it. I never use it anyway, i think there is a thread where someone did it with out jumping thru hoops, Just for the
hell of it i checked mine a few months ago and it was tight
the console, i said scew it. I never use it anyway, i think there is a thread where someone did it with out jumping thru hoops, Just for the
hell of it i checked mine a few months ago and it was tight
#4
In the manual they say you have to take off lots of stuff to get there. I was able after removing the console piece and loosening the glove box screws to get behind it just enough to grab the outlet and tighten it.
Otherwise if I recall it's start with the doors sills and keep removing until you get to the console.
Good luck
fltsfshr
Otherwise if I recall it's start with the doors sills and keep removing until you get to the console.
Good luck
fltsfshr
#5
Carmen,
This thread shows how to do it.
And this thread from S2KCA reinforces the above.
That'll be at least one Dogfish Head 60 Min. IPA, please!
This thread shows how to do it.
And this thread from S2KCA reinforces the above.
That'll be at least one Dogfish Head 60 Min. IPA, please!
#7
Thats an easy fix, Gene gave the link. It does help to have smaller hands though. The plastic does bite your hand some when your fiddling with the outlet. There is a nut that you have to turn to tighten it up. dont turn the socket itself as you dont want to twist your wires all around. Hold the socket and twist the nut tight.
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#8
Originally Posted by jukngene,Apr 20 2009, 02:56 PM
Carmen,
This thread shows how to do it.
And this thread from S2KCA reinforces the above.
That'll be at least one Dogfish Head 60 Min. IPA, please!
This thread shows how to do it.
And this thread from S2KCA reinforces the above.
That'll be at least one Dogfish Head 60 Min. IPA, please!