A-Pillar cover Removal
Team Owner
Joined: Feb 2000
Posts: 51,504
Likes: 6
From: Sacramento CA
Just pull it off. Its held on by a few clips.
Be careful with the thin lower front portion, it snaps off easily.
Also you may have to pull the steel clips out of the steel pillar after you pull it off.
Additionally, throw a little bit of silicone glue on the clips when reinserting to prevent future rattles from the clips loosening up.
Be careful with the thin lower front portion, it snaps off easily.
Also you may have to pull the steel clips out of the steel pillar after you pull it off.
Additionally, throw a little bit of silicone glue on the clips when reinserting to prevent future rattles from the clips loosening up.
Former Vendor
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 8,995
Likes: 2
From: Spring Texas
St. Jude Donor '08
Just pull it off. Its held on by a few clips.
Be careful with the thin lower front portion, it snaps off easily.
Also you may have to pull the steel clips out of the steel pillar after you pull it off.
Additionally, throw a little bit of silicone glue on the clips when reinserting to prevent future rattles from the clips loosening up.
Be careful with the thin lower front portion, it snaps off easily.
Also you may have to pull the steel clips out of the steel pillar after you pull it off.
Additionally, throw a little bit of silicone glue on the clips when reinserting to prevent future rattles from the clips loosening up.
Also when re-installing it, make sure the clips are lined up with the holes BEFORE you pound it into place.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 2,148
Likes: 1
From: GA
