HELP!!! - Removing Clock Panel to Eject Nav DVD
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HELP!!! - Removing Clock Panel to Eject Nav DVD
I found my little toothpicks, and I got a super thin electronics screwdriver to "pry" around the Hazard Flasher button, but no matter how I put the little tools in the panel, it still doesn't "pop" right out like the manual says it should. Can someone post some pictures or give me some tips on how to get this stupid thing out? I really wanna get my 5.1 override disc burned tonight if possible. Any help is appreciated!
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ok i've tried several times now to put the removal tools in and now matter how i do it, i don't hear a "click" as described in the manual. without exerting any real force, they go in completely, and it doesn't feel like there is any kind of spring in there. i've tried putting the flat head screwdriver under the hazard flasher button and prying upward and downward, the panel still does not pop out. what is the trick to this god forsaken thing? i have managed to scratch the panel in the process, and i've also marred up the button =( i've lost all patience in removing this disc. i tried it earlier when i got home from work and couldn't figure it out, walked a way for a while ate some dinner came up here posted this topic, and just now tried again with no luck. can someone please demystify the removal of this panel?
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ok i've tried several times now to put the removal tools in and now matter how i do it, i don't hear a "click" as described in the manual. without exerting any real force, they go in completely, and it doesn't feel like there is any kind of spring in there. i've tried putting the flat head screwdriver under the hazard flasher button and prying upward and downward, the panel still does not pop out. what is the trick to this god forsaken thing? i have managed to scratch the panel in the process, and i've also marred up the button =( i've lost all patience in removing this disc. i tried it earlier when i got home from work and couldn't figure it out, walked a way for a while ate some dinner came up here posted this topic, and just now tried again with no luck. can someone please demystify the removal of this panel?
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oh my god, i finally got it, i have no idea how i got it but i did. i did manage to break one of those little toothpick things in half though =(. either way, override DVD here i come!
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