MRAD

How long did it take to install the cup holder. I have the insturctions and would just like to know how long it might really take. Seems like alot of work for a cup holder.

BCSC300

Its really simple,
took me about 5mins, search the forums, i'm pretty sure you'll find something

mikeloc24

You mean that flimsy flip out one that sits next to the radio? It shouldn't take longer than 15 minutes. Better not take a corner too fast or else everyone in the car gets a soda bath!...IMO that cupholder doesn't hold a damn thing...I'm just glad it's a Canadian asking about a cupholder for once, since that's the stereotype we American drivers carry around..."cupholder lovers"...

MRAD

LOL It came with the car when I bought it a month ago, the previous owner never installed it and the dealer didn't know what it was. lol thanks for the time "quote".

rscott

its real easy.
pull out dash trim
squeeze tabs on the back that are connected to the plastic cover
remove cover
insert cupholder
reinstall dash trim
your done
enjoy your first bath =)

mikeloc24

you like that huh? ha ha ha, glad to see you have a sense of humor. I myself plan to add six more cupholders to my car, 2 on the dash, 2 that flip down from the headliner like monitors, and 2 under the hood, for when I'm working on my car. ha ha ha, lol...J/K!!! If you want it in there then go ahead, just remember what we said about that bath. Just make sure to keep a trunkload of napkins ready

rscott

might be nice to have a little supply of napkins in the center console too. But then again, having an extra trunkfull would be nice. Especially if youre a big gulp kind of guy.

mikeloc24

That's another thing, our cars aren't equipped to handle Big Gulps (I've tried and failed miserably...2wice!)...maybe that should be referred to as a "grey poupon holder" instead. Whaddya think?

/Aerostar\

iTrader: (2)

Thats what the old crotch area is for, although its not fun trying to hold an ice cold beverage down there while shifting from 4th to 5th

555

Took about 5 minutes, put a screw through the back plate and pulled it out with a pair of plyers, pushed in cup holder. No trim removal required.