Window scraper seal trim removal.

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olympia57
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Window scraper seal trim removal.

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I got a set of window rubbers from Ric in AU for my car and am about to fit them.
I had a brief look at the trims this evening to determine how they are retained on to the door and 1/4 panel but could only see one retaining screw at the very front of the side glass trim.
Anybody tell me how these are removed before I go a searching .....
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Pull up on them. They are just held on by very tight fitting clips that fit into the trim strip and clip over the body
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The drivers trim is retained by two screws ,one at the forward end and one at the rear end of the door, plus spring clips.
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The spring clips will have to be removed to allow the trim pressing to be teased apart to allow the rubber to be removed.
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I found a set of trims for the right hand side that I bought as spares when I got the car which will allow me to "practice " the job.
I'm going to make a wooden buck to hold the trim which should make it easier to facilitate this task and prevent damage to the external face.
I'll post some photos when I do it.
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