Accessing Left Hand Button Holes?

[DjAnnexAlpha]

Hey, does anyone know how to access the left button covers?

 

[Donabed Kopoian]

The far right button has a notch you can get at. That covers a screw. Rest is clipped in, then you can push them out from the rear.

 

[DjAnnexAlpha]

What about the covered holes in the middle of the console?

 

[Donabed Kopoian]

Not sure. And it changes between the automatic and stickshift. You have the CVT right?

 

[DjAnnexAlpha]

Not sure. And it changes between the automatic and stickshift. You have the CVT right?

Yup CVT.

 

[Donabed Kopoian]

Can't remember the procedure by heart.

You can go to the TIS website and pay $15 for two-day access and see the procedure for the CVT. I know you need to remove the shifter trim, and there are two screws inside the center console under the carpet, and two more screws behind the air selector trim, if I'm not mistaken. If you do it without subscribing be slow and take your time.

The console in the Matrix was way easier. 4 bolts and that was it. Removed that and my shifter and other trim for routing the e-brake sensor lead for my stereo.

 

[DjAnnexAlpha]

Can't remember the procedure by heart.

You can go to the TIS website and pay $15 for two-day access and see the procedure for the CVT. I know you need to remove the shifter trim, and there are two screws inside the center console under the carpet, and two more screws behind the air selector trim, if I'm not mistaken. If you do it without subscribing be slow and take your time.

The console in the Matrix was way easier. 4 bolts and that was it. Removed that and my shifter and other trim for routing the e-brake sensor lead for my stereo.

TIS website?

 

[Donabed Kopoian]

Google Toyota TIS. It contains manuals for all Toyota vehicles.

 

[DjAnnexAlpha]

Google Toyota TIS. It contains manuals for all Toyota vehicles.

Found it. Thanks. Shame that information like this regarding vehicles must be paid for to get.