Center Console Hinge

any luck with salvage?

 

Console hinge goes from behind the cup holder in the backseat of the car You just pull that towards you when you're sitting in the seat and that whole cup holder pulls off then you'll see the white box for the remote control of your remote key fob I believe and above that you'll see the hinge if you open your console you'll see the hinge that goes from the back of the plastic up to the lid of the console but it's behind the cover that you have to take the top of the console apart to get to the screws I think I need to go out and look I have a bunch of them apart and I believe that's correct and I have all of this so whatever you want if you're in the US I can probably get it to your reasonably I have a bunch of these consoles apart I was recovering and repadding the armrest for a few cars here and generally a part is how you'd want them so if you just want the metal piece that goes from behind the cup holder in the backseat up to the console lid which is the part that's usually nasty and dirty and needs to be recovered I have that piece I also have the two plastic pieces that sandwich together which makes the console lid a lot of them.

 

Well I'm glad you're from somewhere but I don't know where that might be I'm in Central North Carolina 27243 Good luck buddy

 

Best way if you're not sure is to find a junk car on offerup/facebook marketplace/craigslists and remove the part when you see it.

 

Yes this is a generation 3 you'd buy the complete armrest piece that would be right You may be able to take it from a junk car if you can find one that's not broken that will be the trick I think there's one out of place I go in Durham but I don't know it's condition they're very flimsy and people are really careless The place that Mendel is always talking about Amiyama may be able to do something reasonable there are salvage yards down in Georgia Conyers Georgia with miles of Prius they advertise on eBay all the time you could query any of those junk yards in Conyers Georgia You could find them on eBay and see what they have that would be the way to do that because then you could talk to a place that has 300 cars no kidding some of the roads are so long a regular person get caught out there for a day or two looking around.

 

ebay?

 

You likely cannot find that as the number stamped on the part is not necessarily a part number – even though that number has a very similar format to a part number. If you found the part on Amiyama, order that part. The part number will be the correct one.