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05-04-2005, 05:51 PM
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Removing rocker panel trims / covers
How difficult / easy is this on a W124 and a W126?
I have some rust on both in that area. Not too surprised on the W126, but I thought that W124's didn't rust... 
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1991 W126 300SE (M103) 1995 W124 E320 Wagon (M104) 
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05-04-2005, 06:37 PM
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They are held on with pressure clips that typically break when you remove them. Typical removal is to slide the panel towards the rear, then lift from the body.
As a little "factoid" in addition to being called "cladding" or "protection panels" they are also nicknamed "Sacco Panels" in honor of their designer.
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