>2. CONSOLE Am planning on removing plastic shroud around dash under >middle section behind stick shift and bolt a tray there for the >ubiquitous coffee cup/console use. See any objections (besides >clearance, etc.)? I thought that shroud also served as an air-duct! Go carefully here. Search the archives on cup-holders, and you'll get led to copies of the OEM unit, which is nice and sturdy, the factory installed them -up front- on the sides of the right wheel wheel, in the aisle area. This worked great for us. >4. WATER TANK There is a small black plastic key which has the teeth >broken off, and I cannot open the water tank. Would I be damageing >anything if I were to remove the faceplate (hinged and locked) by >removing the screws? I don't even *have* the key, but have used a paper clip, straightened out with a vaguely 1/4" 90 degree bend at the end. Insert the bend in the lock, and just turn the wire. Works every time, for me. Good luck, Tom F.
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