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Removing Triangles between window and Sail Panel.

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Old 10-08-2008, 10:00 PM
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Has anyone removed the Triangle pieces that are mounted between the Door window and the Sail Panel? How are they removed?
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Old 10-08-2008, 10:19 PM
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they have 1 screw each you take it off with a screw driver
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i thin youre thinkin of the wrong piece. hes talking about the piece that is behind the side windows and is attached the the sail panel. this is held on with adhesive. a putty knife is the only thing thats gonna take it off, but be careful not ot break them!!! you have to pry it.
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Why would you be wanting to do this?
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Because they are all discolored and scraped up, I want to replace them.
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yea, a putty knife and alot of patience. new ones are only like $7.50 each from the dealer. Just be sure to get all the old glue off.
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Any good aftermarket ones?
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Any good aftermarket ones?
No. Just overlays for them.
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Originally Posted by kyles2000z
i thin youre thinkin of the wrong piece. hes talking about the piece that is behind the side windows and is attached the the sail panel. this is held on with adhesive. a putty knife is the only thing thats gonna take it off, but be careful not ot break them!!! you have to pry it.
ah gotcha now i know which ones
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