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    Remove ash tray from centre console

    I am going to mount switches in the vertical panel in the centre console of a gu3 wagon.
    Does the ash tray just pull straight out?

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    Wiggle wiggle should come straight out mate.

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    Open the lid and it lifts straight out. Use the lid as a lift handle.
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    Thanks AB & DR G.
    Easy out as you said.

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