How To Remove Glove Box - Jeep Wrangler YJ (Andy’s Garage: Episode - 93)
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Andy Phillips shows step-by-step how to remove the glove box assembly from a Jeep Wrangler YJ.
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Thank you, those 7/16 nuts were holding me up!
Really helpful to know where the hidden retaining bolts are. I was going mad. Word to the wise folks, the top bolt on the right of the glove box was a tricky one! It was -2 and dark when I tried so probably not the best decision!
Excellent! Thank you so much! Been scowering the internet all day and i finaly found something that works, thanks so much!
Yes, good job, I am replacing my glove box with a Tuffy glove box with a lock. Thank for showing how to remove the old piece of crap one. The Tuffy is a good way to go for security
Excellent video. Thanks so much for posting. Great info for a YJ jeep owner.
Barry Haupt thanks for the comment, glad it helped
Holy shit!!! I always wanted to remove my glove box. I never could find the nuts. Thanks man... great video. Already subscribed.
MrSlickmonster6973 thanks for the support, glad the vid helped you out 👍
Great video. Very helpful!
My YJ is a 95. Those four nuts in the back are small bolts on mine, maybe 3/16 with a head made for a 1/4 inch socket. They were hard to turn the whole way out.Also on the inboard side the A/C would have to come down to gain access. I replaced the top dash pad and two of the screws are behind the glove box.
Thank You, I didn't know about the four 7/16 nuts on the back
Excellent thank you so much
Great content
Thank you
Extremely helpful. Thank you.
Great video, any chance you could make a video on how to remove / replace the YJ dash frame mount? I've been looking everyone for a video and cant' find one.
Matt Brodie I currently only have a TJ, used to have a YJ and want to get another one. Definitely plan on doing a lot of Jeep Wrangler vids...YJ and TJ
Excellent!!!!!!
I’m trying to remove grab bar from my glove box on my 2001 Jeep Wrangler to install a cellphone holder/soda I’ve taken the Two nuts off but the bar is still tight I don’t want break anything I’d appreciate any suggestions
To my knowledge it’s just the 2 nuts behind the handle.