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    Refitting County dash trim tips

    Hi Folks,

    im nearing completion of fitting dash vents into my County but have hit a bit of a block. I’m struggling to work out how to slide in the big grey trim panel without snapping the stooopind thing. Does anyone have any tips on refitting this ?

    cheers

    Mark
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    Whats the issue? I did mine 2 weeks ago, slid straight in

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    Looks very similar (identical?) to a Tdi . I had mine out a year or two ago and was difficult to get it back in. In fact I think quite difficult to remove. Just a matter of playing around I found and yes it did seem like it was going to break and some point. Brett (Roamingtheoutback) covered it in a video some time back but I don’t think he had any special advice.

    Need to remove mine again to replace the wiper wheel things. I have been putting that off for a long time!

    Good luck

    Refitting County dash trim tips

    Cheers Simon
    Cheers
    Travelrover

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    Thanks guys, I ended up walking away from it before I broke something. Came back to it a few days later and the silly thing just dropped in ..... I must have been holding my tounge the wrong way..... If I didn’t love the car so much at times I reckon I’d cry

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    Don’t you love how that happens... not!

    I had the same issue when I replaced the A frame ball joint on the same vehicle. Took everything off to paint while I was at it then spent days trying to get the arms to fit. Gave up for a few days came back to it and the job was done in under an hour!
    Cheers
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    1999 Td5 110 Ute - White
    1996 Tdi 300 Wagon - White

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