What's the trick to installing the glove box liner (on an AC car?) It doesn't fit up from underneath or through the hole in the dash. Do I have to remove all the AC ducts that I just put in?

I have to fold mine to collapse it and feed it in through the opening from the front.

It will need to go in with the opening up, from under the dash. Then you rotate the opening to the front. It's tight, but it will go in with a little effort.

Oh, you have A/C. It shouldn't be to different from non-A/C. But then I've only done non-A/C.

A/C vs non AC is just that the AC one is smaller...fits in same way...tight....
you have to manhandle it ,it feels like you`re going to break it....

Hey John, How did you "fold" it? The repo I got is all stapled together. I'd have to pull out the staples to fold it up.

Tom/Bjorn, I still don't see how it wil go in there. The AC duct to the right dash vent is in the way to get it in from underneath. There's only about 2 - 3 inches between the duct work and the bottom of the dash.

I tried turning it and going from the front but not enough room to get it all the way through the opening (and then turn it.)

I think I stuck it in thru the opening, squeezed it in , then re positioned it....but it was 7.5 yrs ago, so memory not 100%....lol

The times I've removed and installed the liner in both my non-A/C 'birds, they've gone in from the bottom of the dash.

I've never been under the dash of an A/C FGF... yet. I think I want to keep it that way to.

If I find someone at the T/A Nats to let me take a look, I'll get a better prospective on what may be a solution.

It's brutal Lee. The sides suck in towards the center. The top and bottom stay flat. No removed staples but the sides get creased.

Well this is just sounding like more fun all the time! I've already scratched the paint on the lip of the dash opening.

How about that "glove box door just provides access to the back of the dash" modification?

Hold on here, don't screw up your glove box! All you have to do is remove the a/c outlet by taking out one screw, slide it forward and remove the hose from it, drop the hose down out of the way, and it slides right in from the bottom. If you try to do it from the front, you will mess it up.

It sounds like DetroitJim has the more elegant solution.

Thanks DetroitJim. You're talking about the eyeball outlet, correct? I didn't try that yet. (That will take more than just removing one screw though.)

One screw is all it takes. Remove the screw, angle the outlet down and back, the top is held in by a tab that will slide out. Take off the hose and drop it down.