Stupid glove box damper!

maybe replace it with a rubber band?!?! haha

 

did it help you at all?

 

It helped me. Thanks Trey!

 

havent tried again since watching. its cold and pouring down rain outside

 

Ok i just start from the bottom first(the one on the glove box) then lift it just enough to connect the dampener to the top hook. i had to play with it for a while but it still works!

 

i just ditched my dampener after it popped off twice. Its buried in the bottom of the glove box now, so if I feel a need to reinstall it in the future for any reason i can dig it out. Dont care about it though.

 

I finally put a screw in mine. The screw doesn't have to be big and actually, you want it smaller (with length) so it'll screw into the plastic. All it needs to do is spread open the plastic flare parts to prevent it from coming off.

 

I did the same thing to hold mine to the dash.

 

this is exactly what i did with mine, too
works like a champ!

 

it might be the audio on my PC, but i think you are possessed!

i hear a demon in your voice

 

Its even more disturbing if you play it backwards...

 

ok that actually made me want to watch the video

 

i'll admit, that dampener stumped me for a few minutes. i was doing it in the dark.

i seem to remember two post coming out of the dash. is the OP trying to use the correct one? hook up top, stretch out the shaft, snap it onto the bottom post. done. there is plenty of room for even the largest wookie hands.

 

I put 3M double sided sticky tape in mine (3 plies). Hasn't fell off since.

 

got mine hooked back up today thanks guys

 

I just took out my cabin filter, and I was stumped on how to put back the damper, but I think i figured out what I was doing wrong after watching ktmrider's video, thanks a bunch!!!

 

snap in the under dash part 1st, then use a 90 deg bent scribe to hook into lower hole. pull down until the point of the scribe is in the center of the peg and snap it on.

 

Funny, I just replaced my cf before this thread. I was wondering what that tube thing was. Guess I need to go back and hook it up.

 

Just about to say the same thing ... bent piece of clothes hanger works too.

 

When the tamper becomes unconnected, the anchor end has to be reconnected by inserting it through the larger opening above the opening where it extends down to the glove box. There is a plastic tip that tamper loop clips onto. The tamper will not clip onto this tip by trying to insert it through the lower opening because of the angle. Hope this helps.