Interior (internal elements) of the car Mitsubishi Space Star

Instrument panel
Removal Before removing the instrument panel, read the safety precautions for servicing the SRS additional safety system components. Set the front wheels to move...

Disassembly and assembly of the instrument panel
Disassembly Remove the screws and the defroster duct. Remove the screws and remove the air distribution duct. Remove the center vent. Remove the screws and remove the...

Central console
Removal Pull up to remove the tray from the floor console (Fig. 17.90). Fig.17.90. Central floor console: 1 - console tray; 2 - parking brake lever trim; 3 - central...

Interior upholstery
The interior upholstery is secured with screws, clips or latches (Fig. 17.91). Fig. 17.91. Interior upholstery: 1 - lower trim of the front pillar; 2 - Front door sill...

Front seats
Removal Remove the floor console. Use a screwdriver blade to pry the seat heater switches off and disconnect the electrical connectors from them (Fig. 17.92). To prevent...

Back seat
Removal Remove the headrests (Fig. 17.99). Fig. 17.99. Rear seat: 1 - headrest; 2 - rear seat Lift the rear seat cushion, remove the seat hinge bolts and remove the seat...

Seat belts
Front seat belts Removal Remove the front and rear door sill trim. Remove the lower center pillar trim. Remove the upper seat belt guide cover by pulling it towards you...

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