[JackxBurton]

Hopefully, I've got this in the right area. My apologies if I don't. Also, I tried searching for this but didn't find any posts. Again, sorry if I missed it.

So...someone (coughwifecough) spilled coffee on the center console. Luckily the cup holders caught most of it and they are leak proof. a bit did get on the drive selector and the video sensor button. Both of which stick now.

I was hoping that you guys could recommend a cleaner for these and know where I can get a video to take the console apart to get to the bottom so that I can clean the rest of the coffee out.

Basically this is what I want to take out and clean.

Thanks in advance!

 

[KarstGeo]

You'll just need some trim tools and pop it off...can be a bit nerve-racking as you always think it will break! I removed the shifter boot bit by just that and pulling up to change my knob.

Your'e welcome in arrears.

 

[JackxBurton]

You'll just need some trim tools and pop it off...can be a bit nerve-racking as you always think it will break! I removed the shifter boot bit by just that and pulling up to change my knob.

Your'e welcome in arrears.

You wouldn't have a video or picture instructions would you?

 

[KarstGeo]

You wouldn't have a video or picture instructions would you?

I do not. Most of this is somewhat common sense - find the edges of the trim, use a trim tool/bone tool and pry and pull.

 

[MNACS20]

I do not. Most of this is somewhat common sense - find the edges of the trim, use a trim tool/bone tool and pry and pull.

Just search Amaz., fleaBay, or anywhere else online for "auto trim removal tools" and purchase a set. They aren't expensive at all.

 

[Eff2Fiddy]

I'm working on a similar issue, chocolate milk has made the park brake switch, drive mode selector, parking sensor/camera, and park assist buttons all stick. If cleaning doesn't work for anyone else, I paid $75 for all 3 modules straight from VW