🏆 Authentic Honda 83409-SJC-A02 Cup Retainer: Ensuring Secure Cup Holding Review

Works very well on Pilot '13. I had to make a few modifications, but they were fairly light and cost a quarter the price of the pilot-recommended fixer.

I had to take the car to Honda and have it installed for $100 as I couldn't figure out how to disassemble the console. pain in the ass! I really like my new liners as they keep the drink from moving around in the holder.

Purchased to replace a damaged cup holder insert. The order came ok, no instructions so I had to join the Ridgeline forum to figure out how to install. Says you need to remove the center console entirely, but you accomplished this by simply sliding the clip holder over its stops and undoing the 5 screws on the underside of the cup holder. Sits tight but fits in.

Not suitable for Pilot 2012! However, I made a few cuts and perforations here and there and it worked. I used the cut off portion of the original broken lid to fill in the gap under the plastic lid and only used half of the new one. I now have a wide-open cup holder for coffee mugs or large cups and one with a stopper for small cups. If it ever breaks, I can use the other half.

This is a great replacement part, I don't have a Ridgeline but wanted to see if this $11 part was close enough for my 2011 Honda Pilot . Drink holder (OEM part is about $30). With a little pruning it will do; However, the holes do not line up exactly. It works, but it's easy to pull out from under the plastic cover. We'll see how it goes. Happy with the purchase, looks much better than the original which was torn and falling apart. "Almost similar" rather than an exact match if you don't mind…

This is a Honda Review 83409-SJC-A02 cup holder. I am a die-hard Ridgeline owner. I try to keep my 2008 model in fairly good condition as it is my everyday car. This foam is ideal as a replacement. The factory was worn and torn. It's been about an hour since I first replaced it, but there are 5 torx screws under the cup holder that need to be removed to replace the old one. I found a method (via a web search) where you can temporarily slide the cup holder past the normal breakpoint and…

Bought hoping it would fit my 2011 pilot. Gently felt my cup holder, tugging at the corners and noticing the device popped out. I put in a piece of styrofoam and saw that it didn't fit the mold. I tried different ways but it didn't work. Frustrated, I started the return process. Then Eureka! I realized that with two snips with a pair of scissors I could correct the shape to fit fairly closely. I cut out a corner piece to match the other corners and also cut out the center piece so the foam…