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  1. 2nd May 2014, 09:53 AM #31
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    I had a look in rave. It says for removing upper B post trim. Remove front and rear door seals from B pillar. Remove lower seat belt anchor bolt and feed seat belt through trim. It then says remove trim.

    As for cargo nets. In the section "Headlining Removal" it made no mention of these nets. Is it possible that they stay attached to the head lining when removing?
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    Quote Originally Posted by annenap View Post
    I am in the midst of taking down my headliner. Do you have tips for taking down the B Pillar interior trim (has seat belts in it) and the over head cargo netting? I'm tempted to just pry them off, but I don't want to risk it. Thanks!
    Hi, you will need to pry back the door seals a couple of inches to release the B pillar clips - its relatively easy and painless.
    When I did my headliner I left the cargo netting where it was and the nice man who re trimmed it removed and refitted them for me, I had read on this forum they are a little fragile
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    Like many others it seems this is in my to-do list also. I wondered if whilst you had it all out could you build in a small overhead console & then put new fabric over the whole lot ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by gofish View Post
    Like many others it seems this is in my to-do list also. I wondered if whilst you had it all out could you build in a small overhead console & then put new fabric over the whole lot ?


    Attaching the overhead console to something solid will be the tricky bit, there is not much up on the roof to bolt to.
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    Quote Originally Posted by annenap View Post
    I am in the midst of taking down my headliner. Do you have tips for taking down the B Pillar interior trim (has seat belts in it) and the over head cargo netting? I'm tempted to just pry them off, but I don't want to risk it. Thanks!
    b pillar trims just clip off but ypu will have to pull the door robbers away to release the clips , the over head cargo nets cannot be removed until the headlining is out as they are attatched to it
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