Q: How do you remove the console on Honda Passport?
A: For 1997 and earlier models, begin by unscrewing the shift knob from the manual transmission or transfer case shift levers, then pry out the plastic trim caps if equipped and remove the retaining screws on each side of the shift console. Lift the console up and over the shift lever, disconnect any electrical connections, and remove the console from the vehicle, with installation being the reverse of removal. Next, remove the shift lever console, take out the retaining screws on each side of the front console, and detach the plastic trim bezel. For 1995 and earlier vehicles, remove the radio and the remaining front console retaining screws before taking the console out of the vehicle, again reversing the process for installation. For the rear console on later Rodeo and Passport models, apply the parking brake, remove the trim bezel surrounding the parking brake lever, and disconnect the electrical connector from the switch assembly. Pry out the plastic trim cap from the front of the console, remove the retaining screws, and take out the screws located inside the console glove compartment. Lift the rear half of the floor console up and over the parking brake lever, with installation being the reverse of removal. For 1998 and later models, open the rear console storage compartment lid and remove the two screws at the bottom, then lift the forward edge of the rear console to disengage the locator clips from the front console. Remove the rear console and the two mounting screws securing the rear edge of the front console to the floor. Take off the shift lever knob and, if applicable, the transfer lever knob, then remove the trim piece from the right side of the center console if it has a manual transmission. Next, take off the center trim bezel and the remaining four console mounting screws before removing the front console, with installation being the reverse of removal.