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Old 03-30-2006, 10:43 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Help! Need to remove painted trim piece next to windshield..

do you have to remove a-pillars? Has anyone done this? Need info ASAP.

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do you have to remove a-pillars? Has anyone done this? Need info ASAP.

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They are held on with velcro dots. Yes that is correct Velcro. If I recall a plastic button on the bottom.
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and you put the top down to move the rubber gasket on top, and remove either a pin or screw.
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I believe she was asking about the interior.
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My 05 had metal clits . 2 on each side. I am talking about the hor. molding next to dash panel . They are HARD TO RE INSTALL. If windshield was out it would be a snap. Kay
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