clock in crooked

I wonder if you could reach it after you take the glove box out?

 

i have used this trick in the past - but use at your own risk:

take a pencil or 1/4" dowel and hot-melt glue it to the surface of the pushed in area. Let cool. Pull clock back into place. Scrape off glue. Clearly, the force to pull the thing pack into place cannot exceed the bonding strength of the glue. I specified hot-melt because it is a fairly benign adhesive and scrapes right off most surfaces. Epoxy or crazy-glue would be stronger but you'd ruin the clock face.

 

did the same to my wife's 98 Camry some years back, but her clock was WAY up on the dash, so i asked Toyota to fix it when they were doing some other work. minimal charge.

probably similar [slightly too-weak] clips holding the prius clock in place, too. Hello, Toyota! :director:

 

If you dig in far enough to remove the MFD, it's attached to
that same bezel. See the Chris Dragon dash-disassembly guide
for how to go at it. It's actually not that complex, and on
the older cars presents a nice opportunity for preventive
solder touch-up maintenance on the MFD if it's one of the
vulnerable ones.
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