I need to fix a sagging roof liner over the driver's seat area. Any advice on how best to remove the A-pillar & driver's window trim without breaking it?
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Level: Hummer (H3)
Interior trim removal
I need to fix a sagging roof liner over the driver's seat area. Any advice on how best to remove the A-pillar & driver's window trim without breaking it?
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Re: Interior trim removal
I start from the rear and remove all the trim and work my way forward. You might find you have to start from the bottom of the rear. It will all come apart without breaking anything
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Level: Hummer (H3)
Re: Interior trim removal
Thanks very much. That did the trick.
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Re: Interior trim removal
I went the other way on the 99. Seemed to work fine.
Level: Cherokee XJ
Re: Interior trim removal
I started in the rear as well but still manage to break some of the clips so be careful. Also watch out for hidden screws they like to hide behind round plastic covers.
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