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Before you put the cupholder tray in, there is a little trick to…

Before you put the cupholder tray in, there is a little trick to get some extra outward movement. Grind down the little tab that would normally act as a stop on the coin tray. Put in a decent size screw, but not to long as to hit the coin tray. Put the screw in the cupholder, about 1/2 to 1 inch from the back edge. Don't set it flush; you want the screw head sticking up a bit so that when you pull the cupholder out it will hit the crossbar and act as the stop. * In the above picture, I have the
Before you put the cupholder tray in, there is a little trick to get some extra outward movement. Grind down the little tab that would normally act as a stop on the coin tray. Put in a decent size screw, but not to long as to hit the coin tray. Put the screw in the cupholder, about 1/2 to 1 inch from the back edge. Don't set it flush; you want the screw head sticking up a bit so that when you pull the cupholder out it will hit the crossbar and act as the stop. * In the above picture, I have theOriginal file
Before you put the cupholder tray in, there is a little trick to get some extra outward movement. Grind down the little tab that would normally act as a stop on the coin tray. Put in a decent size screw, but not to long as to hit the coin tray. Put the screw in the cupholder, about 1/2 to 1 inch from the back edge. Don't set it flush; you want the screw head sticking up a bit so that when you pull the cupholder out it will hit the crossbar and act as the stop. * In the above picture, I have the

Before you put the cupholder tray in, there is a little trick to get some extra outward movement. Grind down the little tab that would normally act as a stop on the coin tray. Put in a decent size screw, but not to long as to hit the coin tray. Put the screw in the cupholder, about 1/2 to 1 inch from the back edge. Don't set it flush; you want the screw head sticking up a bit so that when you pull the cupholder out it will hit the crossbar and act as the stop. * In the above picture, I have the

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