jump seat lid
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It's like a piano style hinge. It has a rod that goes through eyelets on both the lid and console to hold it on. The rod has to be whacked out with a punch and hammer from one side. Trick is you need to pull the black bezel on the lid down at the back on either side slightly (so as not to break it) to expose the rod on one side, and to allow it to slide out on the other.
It's like a piano style hinge. It has a rod that goes through eyelets on both the lid and console to hold it on. The rod has to be whacked out with a punch and hammer from one side. Trick is you need to pull the black bezel on the lid down at the back on either side slightly (so as not to break it) to expose the rod on one side, and to allow it to slide out on the other.
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It's like a piano style hinge. It has a rod that goes through eyelets on both the lid and console to hold it on. The rod has to be whacked out with a punch and hammer from one side. Trick is you need to pull the black bezel on the lid down at the back on either side slightly (so as not to break it) to expose the rod on one side, and to allow it to slide out on the other.
It's like a piano style hinge. It has a rod that goes through eyelets on both the lid and console to hold it on. The rod has to be whacked out with a punch and hammer from one side. Trick is you need to pull the black bezel on the lid down at the back on either side slightly (so as not to break it) to expose the rod on one side, and to allow it to slide out on the other.
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