Trim removal tips and trick,special tools?
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Trim removal tips and trick,special tools?
Advice would be welcomed on how to remove the trim pieces. Are there any special tools or techniques to detaching this?
The pieces dividing the dash?
Any special tools?
Any special techniques to remove this trim? Does the window have to come out?
The pieces dividing the dash?
Any special tools?
Any special techniques to remove this trim? Does the window have to come out?
#2
As far as the doors go, they are just spring loaded clips that pop into the door, should be able to pop them out.
Cant help on the dash pieces, my truck doesn't have those.
The windshield will have to be removed, the SS trim has a j-hook profile to it which wraps around the glass in the gasket, don't try prying on it
Cant help on the dash pieces, my truck doesn't have those.
The windshield will have to be removed, the SS trim has a j-hook profile to it which wraps around the glass in the gasket, don't try prying on it
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Regarding the Door Trim clips, suggest use caution in removing, may need them for reassembly. Posting a link to thread on topic, appears Ford part supplier's recently decided not to carry them, fortunately FTE member is inquiring.
Starting at post #30 is fairly current.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...-panels-2.html
Starting at post #30 is fairly current.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...-panels-2.html
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Those might work but it's hard to get an idea of the size of from the picture. They actually look like clips from my '78 Mustang that hold the interior door panels on.
Here are pics of the clips from my F100 Parts truck that held on the anodized aluminum trim pieces to the dash.
The flat base of the clip that slides into the trim is ~ 11/16" long by 1/2" wide and the clip is ~ 5/8" high.
Here are pics of the clips from my F100 Parts truck that held on the anodized aluminum trim pieces to the dash.
The flat base of the clip that slides into the trim is ~ 11/16" long by 1/2" wide and the clip is ~ 5/8" high.
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This second one is the smaller type used on the longest piece at the base of the windshield.
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