Air Vents Stuck on my Corsica?

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Brandon

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Hi,

I have a 1995 Chevy Corsica. The air vents got stuck and I can not adjust them or move them to change where the air blows. One I can't move side to side, one I can't move up and down and one I can't move at all.

Also the cupholders mounted to the dash don't pull out enough to allow me to use them.

How can I fix these without breaking anything?
 
Try some window cleaner, spray each vent and cup holder with window cleaner and use a fair amount, let it soak for a few minutes and then try moving them, if that fails then spray them again and let them soak longer, I'll bet some soda pop or somethings like that was spilled on these vents and cup holders, good luck...
 
They are just really dirty and dried dirt has sorta welded them in place... You could spray the with a lubricant and it might loosen them up enough to be worked back and forth to be freed... If it does I have to warn you you will smell that lubricant for a while..... The only other option is to just pry out the vents and replace them with new ones or ones from a junk yard thet still move. On the sides of the cup holder there are little relese tabs you have to get a screw driver on to replace it.... Or you could try the lubricant thing.... That could work also
 
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