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DIY Fixing the AP2 Center Console Cup holder

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Old 03-13-2015, 02:38 PM
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Thank you! Exactly what I was looking for. Ordered the part here: http://www.hondapartsunlimited.com

The tiny tabs get broken if the divider is stressed. It happened after I was trying to squeeze Thermos mug a little too big.
Old 04-12-2016, 06:38 PM
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Originally Posted by boyguan
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Wow, I'm going to do this next, Maybe while I have the center counsel out I will find out Why my door opens very slow
Probably the track dirty or the spring is dirty
Are there any write ups for doing this?
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Originally Posted by cosmomiller
and for something for that won't interfere with shifting:
Do you have the link to those two parts?
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OK, Big news. Two things: Scotch tape works AND you can install this part without de-installing any part of the console. That is, you can place the spring inside the separator arm, tape the spring tightly so that it is tucked into the "closed" or "down" position, install the taped arm, and remove the Scotch tape later. With it taped, it's easier to maneuver the separator into place. So in my limited experience - I didn't have to install the arm from the back which takes about an hour out of the operation.

The best way to explain how to do that is like this - think of the separator arm as having two small ears. What you need to do is fit those ears on the arm into the holes in the console. There is some flexibility in the arm and some in the receiving groove - enough to do this. Start by tucking one ear on the arm into the groove. So you are positioning the arm in there crookedly and it isn't snug fit but this approach keeps you from shearing the ears off and it takes advantage of the plasticity (a word I have been trying to use all day). No at the same time, with your other hand, use a knife blade to shoe-horn the other ear in. I used a swiss army knife blade. It's a breeze and nothing broke in my 2004 machine.

Thanks to Boyguan for the majority of the details and the Scotch tape challenge.

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Old 01-07-2018, 12:51 PM
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Thanks guys. This helped me solve the same problem. It wasn't as tricky as I anticipated. I just forced the piece in and then worked with a small flat head screw driver to force the spring behind the plastic (sort of pushing it diagonally). It was a bit scary because the plastic fit in with a lot of force, I thought I'd break it. Same with the spring, I just held it with my finger (no tape needed) while I used the flat head.

I won't have attempted this without the instructions
and pictures.
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Thanks for this! Just got mine fixed.
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Does anyone have an idea where I could obtain the little catcher clip the cup holder separator clicks in to in the down position? My separator seems to work just fine but the catcher clip is missing so it will not stay in the stowed position.
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Originally Posted by jwzimm
Does anyone have an idea where I could obtain the little catcher clip the cup holder separator clicks in to in the down position? My separator seems to work just fine but the catcher clip is missing so it will not stay in the stowed position.
Part # 77236-S2A-A51

Reference link with diagram (#8)
https://www.hondapartsnow.com/genuin...sole,2823411,8
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Originally Posted by BadgerS2000
Part # 77236-S2A-A51

Reference link with diagram (#8)
https://www.hondapartsnow.com/genuin...sole,2823411,8
Awesome!! I got the replacement part and my separator now behaves itself! According to the dealership parts guy I got the last one in the US and he had to bring it up from Cali. Not sure how true that was but I am just gald to have gotten it fixed.
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