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door side trim: Driver side rear door trim pulled loose..one clip. 200 1993

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posted by  Cabbie2169 on  Wed Jan 12 01:54 CST 2005
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The driver side rear door trim must have sort of slid forward enough so that when the rear door was opened, it popped the first little snap lock. Now I want to make sure the remaining snap locks don't break and that the trim doesn't slide forward anymore. I'm thinking about gently pulling the trim back and gluing it down w/ some sort of 3M adhesive or something.

The last time I messed w/ the trim piece on another car, it was a pain sliding out those little snap locks. Any ideas?
Cabbie2169






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