A pliiar trim
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How do remove the A pillar trim. Are there any precautions to take around the air bag?
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the trim on my a pillers are rillpled up at the bottom i am sure its due to the heat pumping out the air vents and its become unglued/ stretched tight to have nice finish, is this what dammage//problem u have ?
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I had this same problem and I basically used a thin screwdriver with some cloth on the end of it. i pushed the fabric down nicely with no apparent damage.
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Removing the pillars is easy. My fabric was peeling at the bottom of both sides. Take a razor blade and pry off the Airbag label. Underneath is a torx screw. Remove that. Then you need to pull until a clip pops out near the windshield and right in the middle of the panel. Just need to fiddle with it a little. I pulled my fabric tight and used crazy glue to hold it tight. Installing the pillar back is easy. Just put the front clip in first and then line up the other. I managed to break one of the clips and had to shell out $.90 for a new one.
Everything looks perfect now. Good luck
Everything looks perfect now. Good luck
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Thanks, I plan to use some fabric adhesive to glue the cloth back on.
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