I just ordered the part so this should fix the blinkers/hazard correct? If i press down hard on hazard it blinks other than that nothing

Cool classic store demo video 🥰🥰

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Real g bro I finally got the old crusty one off and re apolstered it very easy just used a hot glue gun looking mint now thanks to you

Slipped in a hacksaw blade. Didn’t work until I pulled up hard on the padded armrest as I was pulling it out.

Thank you!

Thank you. I would've never figured that out without breaking it first.

Thank you for this invaluable video. After trying various devices, the side of a plastic milk jug worked just right.

Thank you so much. Managed to separate the parts after several tries. I used 2x 12-inch metal rulers to be sure - One to each side. Works perfectly for Accord Euro-R CL7R. The alcantara fabric would accumulate dead skin cells over time and hence I need to wash it on a bi-yearly basis.

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That's the way to do it! I have a Mibs in my collection of Gottlieb wedge heads. Love the game play on this back box animated game.

Bless you!!

I use a long flat head screw driver worked perfectly thank you boss would of never guessed it

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I used an old for sale sign, worked great, thank you!!

I grew up about three miles from this location. I still go there all the time and it is my location on the planet. Really cool to see this old video! Cheers!

Nice..u the man..thanks

Thank you! I used a flathead screw driver and just pulled up and that dislodged them. I couldn’t figure out what the problem was

I used a metal Tsquare and it worked great thank you I would’ve never figure this out. I suppose you could also use a metal ruler too.

Your video worked like a charm. Thank you!

Saved me a lot of grief. Thank you! 💯

A flat plastic ruler works also

I had this back in the day.Loved it

I found that if I used a long thin flat-head screw driver and slipped it between the two groves of the lid, it released. Groves clearly seen on lid after 1:17 time mark.

Good vid, thanks for the time and disassembly of the gear train. Someone else mentioned that these guys eat film s your vid will prevent me from damaging the our family's, film making Grandparents, heirlooms.

Thanks! Got mine out with a small strip of sheet metal.

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What are the two clips next to the pen holder supposed to store? I'm assuming business cards or folded cash or something like that but I can't find any info that actually states what they are meant to do and I don't want to risk my things falling inside if I am assuming incorrectly!

Thank you! I used a trim tool from Harbor Freight.

What would you call the long panel you took out? Part of mine broke so my vent won’t stay in place, along with the switch relay. Therefore, I have to hold the switch relay in proper position with one hand every time I want to use turning signals

Appreciate the video, I found a thin plastic scraper that worked perfectly. Doubt I would have figured it out on my own.

Thanks for the video! Looking to replace one of these soon, glad I know to watch for that backing plate now.

Thank you for posting this video it was a great help.

If I need to get a heavy EM up stairs, I'll remove the glass, playfield and also the "bottom board" and carry everything up separately. Then bring the cabinet and head up. So yeah, 5 trips, but it's not that bad. It's what to do if you don't have a helper.

Just what we needed! Thanks for info!

My grandmother worked At a C and met my grandfather there.

I spent 14 years as an aircraft electrician at a maintenance overhaul center. They provided all the tools. This gem was in the electrician toolboxes

For those of you who dont have a 3d printer a thin plastic ruler will do the job

Very helpful video

I have carpeted stairs. Any chance of getting a tool for that?

Mom worked AC thirty years.

Verified method for 07 Accord sedan. Used a 7" metal ruler. Thanks for the helpful video!

I used a piece of plastic from a gallon milk jug. Just cut a piece out similar to what you see here and off it came. You do have to play with it tho.

Wow! This is awesome. I worked at Camp Miller for many years in the early 2000s and am still involved with the camp. I would love to hear more about this video if you are willing to share with me.

I used the back of a metal fork. I didn't break anything and it was quite easy! Thanks for the video, time saved.

Thanks for the vid. I went through a very similar projector and got it running great. Only to find the bulb was gone and only some kind of bulb cover but no bulb. I wonder what kind of bulb it takes? Strange looking socket.

I also have a few seconds of video taken from 8mm film of myself at Lookout Mountain taken when we lived in Virginia 1956 to 1959.

what to do if there is no key for the front

The mileage sign is at US 2 (Mackinac Trail) south of M-123 now I-75 at exit 352

Thank You