Door Panel Silver trim removal
#16
Just letting you know that i have asked around and it seems this silver trim piece is not sold separately, i.e. if one were to break it, one would need to replace the whole door panel and the cheapest to get would be on ebay. That silver trim piece does not have a part number unto itself. So, just a heads-up and do be careful.
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Just letting you know that i have asked around and it seems this silver trim piece is not sold separately, i.e. if one were to break it, one would need to replace the whole door panel and the cheapest to get would be on ebay. That silver trim piece does not have a part number unto itself. So, just a heads-up and do be careful.
You must remove the "cup" from the door panel to reach a cup screws. This comes out pretty easily after removing enough screws you will make plenty of room to pull it out. It took me about an hour or 2 to remove all 4 doors trim and put the door covers back in the car. Dropped the parts off to be hydro dipped last night! Woo
For reference: There are some screws not pictured.
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zhifan1 (06-27-17)
#18
Awesome! Thank you so much ... post pics of those dipped trims, yeah?
#20
That is so nice.. you really went all in..
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Thanks, I need to get the center clock/vent out of the car and done also. After that all that will be left is the steering wheel accents.
I believe I'm going to take the easy way out with the grey trim inside the dashboard and wrap it red to match the seats or black to match the rest of the interior. I don't think I'm going to get that piece out easily.
I believe I'm going to take the easy way out with the grey trim inside the dashboard and wrap it red to match the seats or black to match the rest of the interior. I don't think I'm going to get that piece out easily.
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