Remove coat hooks?
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I figure this is as good a forum as any to ask this.
How are the little coat hooks removed from the back seat panels? I can get them to pop out a little bit, but then they catch and I can't get them past about 1/8" removed.
-Mike
How are the little coat hooks removed from the back seat panels? I can get them to pop out a little bit, but then they catch and I can't get them past about 1/8" removed.
-Mike
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Originally Posted by OctaneZ28
Use a screwdriver in the little indentation on the bottom of the part that comes out.
Carefully pry out that middle piece.
If I remember right, it's about 2½ inches long total.
Are you taking the sail panels out?
Carefully pry out that middle piece.
If I remember right, it's about 2½ inches long total.
Are you taking the sail panels out?
-Mike
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I know this is an old post, but after I read it to remove my hooks I found out a trick to make it easier.
After you pop the tab out enough to get a grip on it use a very thin pair of needle noses to get behind the tab. This allows for even pressure on the tab. Push and jiggle the hook while you pull the tab out. It came out pretty easy using this method.
After you pop the tab out enough to get a grip on it use a very thin pair of needle noses to get behind the tab. This allows for even pressure on the tab. Push and jiggle the hook while you pull the tab out. It came out pretty easy using this method.
Last edited by KJZ28; 01-17-2013 at 09:38 PM.