pull it hard, or use a trim tool. - for small fuse box lid only
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For removing all the white part of the dash... what do I need to do ?! - removing the 3x lower dash plastics
take off side airbag panel,
remove glovebox,
unclip DSG top assembly,
remove lower footwell plastics
remove light switch
undo all screws
remove the 3x lower dash plastics
Removing the Gear lever gaiter
Removing the DSG selector
take off side airbag panel,
remove glovebox,
unclip DSG top assembly,
remove lower footwell plastics
remove light switch
undo all screws
remove the 3x lower dash plastics
Removing the Gear lever gaiter
Removing the DSG selector
if your removing the 3x whole bottom plastics, then yes.
left lower dash,
center lower dash,
right lower dash,
light switch comes out by: set to off, then push in then turn to right and it will come out showing hidden screw
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few pics of it taken out here -- 12v Aux Feed + 5xusb Charging From Aux Battery - Today's Install
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left lower dash,
center lower dash,
right lower dash,
light switch comes out by: set to off, then push in then turn to right and it will come out showing hidden screw
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few pics of it taken out here -- 12v Aux Feed + 5xusb Charging From Aux Battery - Today's Install
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Thanks for all the help @Dellmassive 
be fun putting it all back together... but first for the electrics install!
be fun putting it all back together... but first for the electrics install!
once you have done it for the first time its easy.
just be careful with the DSG top piece, the circuit board and wire connection is very fragile
just be careful with the DSG top piece, the circuit board and wire connection is very fragile
yeah noticed it was very fragile, hopefully I didn’t damage anything when unplugging.. not taken it off the knob tho... left it on in the end
the PRINDL bit will push through the hole at the top.
you can remove that center bit easily - just unplug the 12v socket
you can remove that center bit easily - just unplug the 12v socket
like this . . .
That looks a little scary and I’m an electrician
to be fair, it’s not in my way at the moment so it can stay... going to put some silent coat down... not sure how much difference it will make considering the thickness of the matt that’s already down there from factory.
to be fair, it’s not in my way at the moment so it can stay... going to put some silent coat down... not sure how much difference it will make considering the thickness of the matt that’s already down there from factory.
