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There are two plugs on the inside of the trim, these just click in/out. However there is also sikalfex holding it in place.
You have to *very carefully* slice the sikaflex while gently prying the b pillar trim away from the window. Be careful, as it's very easy to bend the plastic trim! I've attached pics of the b-pillar with trim removed, I'm not sure if every ute released has the sikaflex in the same spot, but it's probable. Last edited by LeadFoot81; 18-04-2014 at 07:52 PM. |
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Thanks for the advise.
Following this I removed the surround without damage. You can see why the sikaflex has to be sliced with a sharp knife or damage occurs. Cheers Dazza |
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