Need some help
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6th Gear
Joined: May 2010
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From: Redondo Beach Ca.
Need some help
Hi guys, I'm a newbie. My name is Bill and I've just taken possession of a '96 coupe. I need some help on the correct way to remove the inner door panel retaining pins on the inside bottom of the door. When I received the car, the top part of the inner door panel had been pulled on over the alignment channel inside the door. I'd like to release it from the bottom, slide it back over on top and replace the retaining pins on the bottom. Sound right? I got one pin out by twisting/pulling, but I'm sure there's a better way.
Thank you,
Bill
BTW, sorry for the naivete, but what does "Bump" and "TTT" mean?
Thank you,
Bill
BTW, sorry for the naivete, but what does "Bump" and "TTT" mean?
Le Mans Master
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"Bump and TTT", to the top basically mean the same thing. If a post hasn't recieved a reply after a time...you can "BumP" it or "TTT" and the post will now be seen at the top of the forum, otherwise, if noone replies, it just fades away.
Don't know about your initial question
Don't know about your initial question
Flatulent Dwarf
Joined: Nov 2009
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From: Poverty Holler NC
Bill....try this link....with pictures.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c4-t...al-w-pics.html
later, tiny
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c4-t...al-w-pics.html
later, tiny
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6th Gear
Joined: May 2010
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From: Redondo Beach Ca.
Tiny, I think you answered my question with:
"... It is time for the little plastic rivets along the bottom of the door. I was able to tug on bottom of the panel and they just popped out.
Thank you,
Bill
"... It is time for the little plastic rivets along the bottom of the door. I was able to tug on bottom of the panel and they just popped out.
Thank you,
Bill
