Unlock Hidden Space: How to Remove Chrysler Town & Country Minivan Console For Cleaning 

That's awesome! I'm so glad this helped. That accessibility for the rear passengers is soooo nice! It is such a great design!

I love hearing that. That's awesome! ❤️ Do you live in it full time? I'm curious about any modifications you've made or gear you like for the van life?

Oh that's such a great perspective, I hadn't considered it as a perk for van life, but it definitely would be. My husband is a designer for Winnebago Industries, a motorhome company, and he's always looking for ways to make the best use of space without losing functionality within tight spaces. When we first got our van 11 years ago I thought I may remove it so I could get back to my kids easier if needed (as a passenger).

@@ASlightlyBetterWife See great minds think alike. That's so wierd that your husband works for Winnebago too. If anyone understands the versatilie of these removal consoles it would be him.

I live in mine but it's not by choice. I lost absolutely everything after a cancer diagnosis.

@@jeramychunn9108 I am so deeply sorry to hear that. While we didn't lose everything, we lost a whole lot, physically and financially, when I was sick in the latter part of 2020 with a biotoxin illness (essentially mold sick). I know what is like to find yourself where you absolutely didn't want to be and try to gain the confidence and resourcefulness to rise again. It took us over 3 years to even feel like we were remotely back to where we were before the sickness. That said, God turned that mess into a message and I've learned so much in the process and had experiences that I've found a way to be grateful for. I hope you too can see some hope and future while finding a way to go forward. ❤️

@@ASlightlyBetterWife What an inspirational reply comment. 🥰

Thank you! I hope yours looks better underneath than mine did. So glad to have it cleaned up now!

You are so welcome! I had also been trying to get it out off and on for some time, thankfully now I have a teenage son who isn't afraid to get in there and figure it out.

I'm so glad this was helpful! I think I'm going to do this the next time we haul long boards from the home improvement store. Ohhh I bet for road trips I could even take it out and set a cooler there!

Oh that's awesome! Thank you for taking the time to comment, that totally makes my day!

​@ASlightlyBetterWife I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart, it took so elbow work but I finally got it off an when I say it made my day I was jumping for joy , thank you so much cleaning will be so fun and fast for me thank you, words can't express how thankful I am, can you do more videos on this car please.

@@walkinginfaith134 Yeah! This makes me so happy to hear! I'm grateful you were able to get it out. 🎉 If I find any other tricks with it I will definitely make a video to share. Thank you for being here!

@ASlightlyBetterWife thank you, hade not have been for you I would just gave up or kicked it out someway, your truly a wonderful help thank you, can you show me how get my back seat in my floor of the car, and oh your change my bulds out inside to LED instead.

I love that through RU-vid we can connect through many miles! I'm glad this was helpful for you.

I hope this works well for you too! I want to take mine out again and try to clean even better. Thank you for watching

The order he gets the more he looks and sounds sooo much like his dad! It's crazy! He just turned 16 last fall. He's super tech and auto savvy, so he loves figuring things out like this. He will love to hear the feedback that it was helpful!

Well, I tried but was unable to get it out. Maybe I didn’t tilt it enough or use enough power but I may just need to get my grandson to do it. As a 71 year old I’m not as strong as I once was. At least the front part loosens up easily and your video helped me learn something I didn’t know about.

I love hearing this! Thank you!

You know what, I forgot there was a power outlet in there! I don't use mine, but my kids have before. Right now it's covered with a first aid kit and random coupons that are probably expired. I do agree with you, those ones by the floor are so inconvenient to reach. I usually leave my phone plugged into the driver's side one, because it turns off when the van turns off. I loop the cord up around the chip holder above charging port, so it's handy to grab.

Oops, not chip holder- I mean CUP holder, but I suppose it could hold chips too. 🤣

Yo no. Mis asientos del medio sólo se pliegan hasta el suelo. Stow-N-Go.

Oh qué mala suerte .. Grácias ...🤗🤗🤗

If it's set up the same way I would keep rocking it or wiggle it a little maybe it has settled or something spilled at some point acting like a glue. If you're still not able you may have good luck pulling into a Chrysler dealership and asking if they can give you a hand with removing it. We're in the Midwest and the service techs around here are super kind.

@ASlightlyBetterWife Thank you so very much I surely will try that, as far as the chrysler dealerships in California they all about Money, but il try againg thank you so much your sch a big help, I appreciate you getting back to me.

@@walkinginfaith134 That's a bummer to hear about the dealerships, although it does not surprise me. If you ever decide to relocate, I can tell you North Iowa is home to what I believe are some of the nicest people in the country.

@ASlightlyBetterWife thank you so much I think my family and I will be looking into that, it's just alot in California and I sometimes wonder did I make a mistake in moving here from Philadelphia, my hometown. This state is all about money and veer rude people. And everything is so high price, from gas the homes, to food, you name it and it's highly priced, meeting you is truly a breath of fresh air

Thank you!

Good luck!

That does just simply unbolt. It takes some effort, but not like removing a tire.