Amateur, and I stress the word amateur shade tree mechanic. Starting this because I’d like to connect with and learn from people who know how to work on cars.
@grok, @xai I’m real curious about what I’m doing wrong here. These are the images I uploaded to grok. I asked him to generate a pic of my engine bay, specifically the battery and airbox. And here’s the image he gave. Why is it wrong?
Step 8: reversal of the removal. Reinstall the cupholder, make sure the black tabs are up and positioned, reinstall the storage compartment and secure it with the two plastic clips . Lastly reinstall the piece you had to take out to make it reach, and Done. Hope this helps!
Removing the cupholder of a 2014 F150 XL:
This guide will help you remove and reinstall the cupholder of your truck. Helpful for not only cleaning the cupholders but useful for getting behind them for cleaning too.
Step 7: once that is out, with a little creative wiggling, the cupholder will slide right out. Now you can clean it and when you’re ready to put it back, a little more wiggling and positioning and it’ll go right in.
Step 3: remove the tray. There is a tray that is held by two clips. It’s very helpful if you have a trim removal tool but you can get them out with a screwdriver. Just do it carefully.
@Honda I have a 2002 accord SE. is there any chance you could tell me where the safe jacking points are for the front and back of the vehicle? I know about the sides. But I need to get two wheels off the ground at the same time. Thank you.
@craftsman Hi I just purchased your OBD2 reader. It seems like a simple design which I like. However, all the manual says is go to your webpage, enter the SKU and download. It might be a good idea to make the update software easier to access. I had to get an agent to help me.