Punisher
New member
Seems pretty easy to go to autozone get a black carmat and cut it up to fit in that area. Problem solved.
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Removing the 2nd row console
- Thread starter goblue
- Start date
🤖 AI Summary
No AI summary has been generated for this thread yet.
Punisher
New member
Did anyone see this on the Infiniti website?
Carpeted Center Mat MSRP $105
•Custom-made of durable long-wearing material
•For use when 2nd row console is removed for a continuous carpeted pathway to the 3rd row
•Available in wheat and graphite colors
http://www.infinitiusa.com/qx/specs-options/#s=accessories
Carpeted Center Mat MSRP $105
•Custom-made of durable long-wearing material
•For use when 2nd row console is removed for a continuous carpeted pathway to the 3rd row
•Available in wheat and graphite colors
http://www.infinitiusa.com/qx/specs-options/#s=accessories
QXburrito713
New member
Hi All,
New to the forum,
Removing the center console on 2011+ QX56 is so simple. Also, they do sell the matt that takes place of the 3rd row matt and extends into the area between the two second row seats and even slants down to take care of the slight rise in the area.
It was about 100.
To remove the console:
1) flip up the two seats
2) use the correct size (?) * star shaped screwdriver tool to remove the 4 screws on the side.
3) remove the center console (carefully not to damage)
4) Use an exacto knife to slightly cut back the carpet (about 1/2 inch) for each bracket to get a socket on there (NOTE: there is a screwdriver fitting too, but you will never get it to unscrew with a regular screwdriver)
5) Starting at the rear bracket, lift up on the bracket so the carpet comes up a little so you can pull the bracket out from oneside.
6) Repeat with the front, however, the carpet was not as 'loose' in the front, so I had to cut just a little bit more carpet to get the front bracket it out
7) Place all the screws and brackets in the console and stow
8) With the seats still in the forward position, lay down the "T" shaped mat that is the 3rd row carpet which extends forward to cover the holes made by the above steps
That's it, hope it works
New to the forum,
Removing the center console on 2011+ QX56 is so simple. Also, they do sell the matt that takes place of the 3rd row matt and extends into the area between the two second row seats and even slants down to take care of the slight rise in the area.
It was about 100.
To remove the console:
1) flip up the two seats
2) use the correct size (?) * star shaped screwdriver tool to remove the 4 screws on the side.
3) remove the center console (carefully not to damage)
4) Use an exacto knife to slightly cut back the carpet (about 1/2 inch) for each bracket to get a socket on there (NOTE: there is a screwdriver fitting too, but you will never get it to unscrew with a regular screwdriver)
5) Starting at the rear bracket, lift up on the bracket so the carpet comes up a little so you can pull the bracket out from oneside.
6) Repeat with the front, however, the carpet was not as 'loose' in the front, so I had to cut just a little bit more carpet to get the front bracket it out
7) Place all the screws and brackets in the console and stow
8) With the seats still in the forward position, lay down the "T" shaped mat that is the 3rd row carpet which extends forward to cover the holes made by the above steps
That's it, hope it works
2011 center console removal
I am trying to remove the center console in the 2nd row seating area.does anyone know how to do this
I am trying to remove the center console in the 2nd row seating area.does anyone know how to do this
______________________________
G
G-970738
Do you know if it can be replaced with a seat?You can remove the center console. I have posted complete instructions : everythinghong.com - This website is for sale! - everythinghong Resources and Information.
G
G-90856
Has anyone found an armrest you can add to the inner sides of the seats once the center console is removed? Thinking maybe someone has made something that would bolt into the same brackets/spaces where the console was removed from on each side?
 | ||||
 |  |  |  |  |
 |  | |||