11-14-2011, 12:27 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Surprise, AZ, USA
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jackson101
OK, so not prying straight off with knife wedged between frame and trim,...but pushing up, toward the roof, from the bottom edge of the trim?
I think I have those same rivet, retainers on the fin-trim.
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A plastic prybar is best because you can apply a good amount of force without scratching anything. I got a set of plastic prybars for about $7 at Harbor Freight. The trim comes off by pushing up on it from the bottom edge. It will slide out of the metal clips on the body. I like to do a little at each section to put less stress on the trim and clips until the whole thing is loose.
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