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Toyota Aurion Cup holder lid fix (2012)

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0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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This is a small part of the Toyota Aurion's cup holder design that allows the lid to remain closed. 

It seems like this part is a little bit prone to failure after the 15 years of this car's life.

However I wanted it to work again without purchasing the whole unit new.

 

So this part was born.

 

It should be printed on its side so the layers run through the pin making it far stronger that printed flat on its back.

It should also be printed out of a heat resistant material such as ABS, PC, PA etc that is suitable for a cars interior.

 

To install it the center console garnish must be removed:

  1. Place the shifter into neutral with the shift lock (ensure the parking brake is on and the car is on a level surface)
  2. Unscrew the shifter grip
  3. Open the front storage cubby adjacent to the garnish
  4. Gently pry the center garnish off using a trim removal tool. BE CAREFUL OF THE WIRE ATTACHED TO IT
  5. Unplug the shifter light wire
  6. Unscrew the cup holders from the panel (4* Philips or JIS screws one on each corner)
  7. Carefully remove the side panel clipped onto the cup holder with a flat head screw driver.
  8. Install your newly printed part. (the part has been made a little tight intentionally so you can shave it down to get the perfect fit)

(If there are cracking in the cup holder main body use a plastic cement to repair before installation of the new switch part, any ABS appropriate glue will work well, super glue is not recommended)

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