How to make your own cheap dry box

Hi Donald:
They are usually just as you describe, "dash compartment" or "glove box" restraining strap.
They are often called "broken".
If you try using Google with the make, year, and model, with the description "glove box parts diagram" you might just get all the info that you need.

Hi, they can be repaired with a plastic solvent glue usually comes in tubes. Make sure the tray is dry and at room temperature before putting the glue on. It should slightly melt the plastic and fuse it together. I would put another coat of glue on once the first coat is dry.

Call Hasbro's Customer Service and see if they can offer any suggestions. If they make any other FurReal friends that are so large that they require 6 D cells, then the box would probably fit. If they don't you'll have to do some internet searches for "Plastic On Off Battery Compartment" or see if HASBRO can tell you what the part number was and you can try searching for that. Hope that helps.

To replace the batteries in each side of the 3-in-1 tripod light, you'll need to slide each light out of the central frame. Once each individual light is out on its own, you should be able to easily unscrew its bottom, giving you access to the battery compartment. Unlike the original Stanley tripod light, the actual tripod legs no longer hold the batteries.

On the original Stanley tripod LED light design, the black tripod leg tips simply unscrewed after you popped them out into the "stand" position. Much simpler to figure out.

Per Hondacarforum.com

"look for your air filter box. its a big square box on the right hand side of the car under the hood. you cant miss it. ther should either be clips or screws holding the box together. you have to get the top off of it to get to the filter... just replace the filter, and put the top back on and ur good"
per Chinogang Senior Member