The pictures herein are from Gen4 camry. The same tutorial holds true for gen1 and gen1.5 solara's.
1.Tools Needed: Toyota part number 55630-AA10 (cup-holder), Philips-screw driver and a wrench and 12’ socket.
Toyota Part Number Picture:
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12' Socket + Wrench
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2.Open your center console and remove the carpet.
(for the sake of accessibility I did remove the top cover of the arm-rest; if you choose to remove this, there are two screws on top, this is again optional, I didn’t want to scratch or tear my leather).
3.You will see two Philips-screws that hold the cup-holder. The other two hold the entire unit to the floor. Remove all of them.
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4.With a butter-knife find and locate the top tab that holds the cup-holder to the unit and from underside press up (see my hands in the picture where I’m pushing up).
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Optional:
5.Since my replacement cup-holder was bluish/grey and my interior was tan, i repainted this to match my interior.
Before:
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After:
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Yes i know i did a terrible job on repainting process.
1.Tools Needed: Toyota part number 55630-AA10 (cup-holder), Philips-screw driver and a wrench and 12’ socket.
Toyota Part Number Picture:
12' Socket + Wrench
2.Open your center console and remove the carpet.
(for the sake of accessibility I did remove the top cover of the arm-rest; if you choose to remove this, there are two screws on top, this is again optional, I didn’t want to scratch or tear my leather).
3.You will see two Philips-screws that hold the cup-holder. The other two hold the entire unit to the floor. Remove all of them.
4.With a butter-knife find and locate the top tab that holds the cup-holder to the unit and from underside press up (see my hands in the picture where I’m pushing up).
Optional:
5.Since my replacement cup-holder was bluish/grey and my interior was tan, i repainted this to match my interior.
Before:
After:
Yes i know i did a terrible job on repainting process.
