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Member Username: Porter
Post Number: 47 Registered: 05-2003
| Posted on Saturday, September 20, 2003 - 05:02 pm: |
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Ok, so I finally went to the dealer and got the replacement sunroof guides for my 96 Disco. Both of them are shot. I've been reading the posts and looking at the tech section and here's my question. How do I remove the trim around the alpine windows. I'd rather not have to remove all the cargo trim pieces if I don't have to. I was looking at the tech section for roof rail removal and noticed that not all the pieces had to be removed - I'm hopeful that this is the case for my job as well. I know I'll have to remove the headliner completely to get to both the sunroofs easily and I don't mind that, but I'm trying to find ways to remove it without removing the entire interior. |