I dropped a chocolate coin (one side of the gold wrapper was off) into the console of my 2005 Camry. It slipped into the slot where the emergency brake lever protrudes, I can see it, but can't reach

Asked by Apr 03, 2016 at 10:27 AM about the 2005 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

(continued from question) I see it but can't  grab it, or extract it. What shall  
do, before it rots and smells and draws bugs and what not?

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answered about a year ago

Try using a straw taped up to a vacuum cleaner and try to suck it up so you can grab it with something.

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38,425

answered about a year ago

if the vacuum doesn't work, go to the auto store and get one of these flexible grabbers.

answered about a year ago

That should do it. Good Advice. Get back to us with the result.

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