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Evoque overhead console removal - chrisell - 12-03-2017 06:40pm
After googling for a while I couldn't find any pictures where anyone had removed the overhead console from the roofliner in their Evoque. I persevered and got mine out today. This topic is really just so anyone searching in future might benefit from the photo I took. You can see where the two spring clips are at the rear edges. This is where you can use a clean screwdriver or panel removal tool to lever the console out if you ever need to.
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RE: Evoque overhead console removal - Stilolos - 12-03-2017 06:46pm
What model year is your Evoque? Mine is a 2014 and it has a thin strip and 3 leds where the lights are. My drivers side map light has stopped working and I want to make sure it's the same.
RE: Evoque overhead console removal - PJRComputerSolutions - 12-03-2017 09:06pm
Can you do a picture of the Reverse Side?
RE: Evoque overhead console removal - marsie - 29-03-2019 10:01pm
Thanks for tis. Just removed my overhead console to cure an annoying rattle. Turned out to be the round sponge insert in that blanks the second unused sensor hole
RE: Evoque overhead console removal - Derek Brown - 01-04-2019 05:57pm
(12-03-2017 06:40pm)chrisell Wrote: After googling for a while I couldn't find any pictures where anyone had removed the overhead console from the roofliner in their Evoque. I persevered and got mine out today. This topic is really just so anyone searching in future might benefit from the photo I took. You can see where the two spring clips are at the rear edges. This is where you can use a clean screwdriver or panel removal tool to lever the console out if you ever need to.
Many thanks for posting this, it's always far easier to remove these things when you know what type of clips are used and where they are loated. Your picture is worth a thousand words.
Thank You.
Derek