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trim around 940 front windshield 900 1994

posted by  someone claiming to be Orian Bliver on  Thu Jan 20 00:10 CST 2005 [RELATED]

It's just an excercise in patience. Be very careful with any metal tool that you don't lever against the windshield itself and crack it.

You can get new clips at the dealership for so little cost that you don't need to worry about damaging them. The trim itself is expensive, so try a scrapyard.

The rubber-coated steel trim on our 94 940 rusted out very early. I found a 740 Turbo in a scrapyard with the dark grey version of the older stainless and plastic trim, pulled it, and put it on the 940. It fit and stands up just fine.






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