Dear kriscarlson,

Hope you're well. When you use the term "latch" do you refer to the locking lug, the piece that comes up from the lock body, i.e., a part that goes up and down, when you turn the key in the lock cylinder? Or, do you refer to the item affixed to the top of the glove box housing, which has a downward-pointing bump, behind which catches the lock's lug?

Hope this helps.

Yours faithfully,

Spook

I now see how it comes out. I have been without a computer for some time so I didn't respond earlier. Thank you Spook and Brickster. Kris

Hello, you can part the entire assembly. It also responds well to repair. The sleeve that is the glove box has screws on the outer inside of the glove box. When removed, the sleeve comes out. The entire frame, including the door cover can be removed by removing the screws that are visible after the sleeve comes out. This frame, I think, includes the clasp catcher. I have rebuilt the door on mine down to the screws after mine broke off. I replaced the lock individually, inner door liner, and repaired the frame when it got broken while replacing the evaporator. Not sure this helps, but go slowly and get the liner out first.

Dear Kris,

Hope you're well. Do you want to remove the entire glovebox? If not, what specific part do you want to remove? I don't want to burden you with a long set of instructions, for a job you don't need to do.

Hope this helps.

Yours faithfully,

Spook