H3 glove box latch broken again and again...
#1
H3 glove box latch broken again and again...
Is someone has the same problem with the glove box latch oh his H3 ?
I had to replace the latch for the third time. The latch is made with plastic and very fragile. Is there a recall or GM technical information about this problem ?
I had to replace the latch for the third time. The latch is made with plastic and very fragile. Is there a recall or GM technical information about this problem ?
#3
Where did you get the replacement from? I couldn't find one so had to resort to glue.
The bit that broke was the plastic outer part of the hinge that controls the rocking of the plastic latch you pull to open it. On one side the broken part was missing so I had to glue some metal around it to replace that. Bit of a mess but seems to work.
But would love to know where to get a replacement online (I'm in Arab Emirates but back in UK regularly).
The bit that broke was the plastic outer part of the hinge that controls the rocking of the plastic latch you pull to open it. On one side the broken part was missing so I had to glue some metal around it to replace that. Bit of a mess but seems to work.
But would love to know where to get a replacement online (I'm in Arab Emirates but back in UK regularly).
#4
Where did you get the replacement from? I couldn't find one so had to resort to glue.
The bit that broke was the plastic outer part of the hinge that controls the rocking of the plastic latch you pull to open it. On one side the broken part was missing so I had to glue some metal around it to replace that. Bit of a mess but seems to work.
But would love to know where to get a replacement online (I'm in Arab Emirates but back in UK regularly).
The bit that broke was the plastic outer part of the hinge that controls the rocking of the plastic latch you pull to open it. On one side the broken part was missing so I had to glue some metal around it to replace that. Bit of a mess but seems to work.
But would love to know where to get a replacement online (I'm in Arab Emirates but back in UK regularly).
Under "OEM AUTOMOTIVE PARTS" enter year, make and model of vehicle. A blue menu appears to the left. Select instrument panel. Under the sub-category, select instrument panel again. Click on "latch" Then you have the choice of cashmere or ebony. I hope this helps.
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Under "OEM AUTOMOTIVE PARTS" enter year, make and model of vehicle. A blue menu appears to the left. Select instrument panel. Under the sub-category, select instrument panel again. Click on "latch" Then you have the choice of cashmere or ebony. I hope this helps.
Under "OEM AUTOMOTIVE PARTS" enter year, make and model of vehicle. A blue menu appears to the left. Select instrument panel. Under the sub-category, select instrument panel again. Click on "latch" Then you have the choice of cashmere or ebony. I hope this helps.