Thread: Broken C pillar trim mount.

sadly you need to remove the inner cover (upper panel) to remove i think from memory 3 screws that hold that trim in place, silly set up for something small like that to have to remove the inner trim. have thought of drilling some holes in the trim to avoid removing the entire trim in future which can be a pain if you have a cargo barrier etc. good luck

Originally Posted by shamirj

sadly you need to remove the inner cover (upper panel) to remove i think from memory 3 screws that hold that trim in place, silly set up for something small like that to have to remove the inner trim. have thought of drilling some holes in the trim to avoid removing the entire trim in future which can be a pain if you have a cargo barrier etc. good luck

once you remove the trim there are 3 adhesive black circles and the trim is held on with 3 10 mm nuts cheers ken

How do you remove the interior piece? I've got all the clip/screws out, but it's still being reluctant? Do you need to remove the piece that goes across the top of the rear door? If so, how?

Can you sikaflex it back into position?

Nope, just broke the thing.

Originally Posted by Disco Muppet

Nope, just broke the thing.

thats the way.

Originally Posted by bsperka

Can you sikaflex it back into position?

now he can.

Originally Posted by Yorkie

thats the way.

If it won't move, force it.
If it breaks, it needed replacing.
If it doesn't break, there's nothing wrong with it


It's not broken too badly, I'll have a crack at repairing it tonight and if not I'll grab one off Outback.

I broke the top passenger side on mine. Managed to open it enough to add some super glue to it, then taped it down until it set.

Did you notice an increase in wind noise while it was broken?