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Destromat



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Removal of plastic side panels in TD4
Hi,

Would really appreciate advise on the following if possible..

Could anyone give me some tips on removing (temporarily) the side plastic panels of my TD4?
I am trying to fit a cargo net to the inner roof and need to drop the plastic side liners so I can bolt on the rails.
I have removed the roof lining already.

Is it a resonably simple task? How can you loosen or remove the seat belts?
Any advise really appreciated!

Destromat
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easy matey Thumbs Up pop the black caps off on the seat belts behind there you will see a 17mm bolt which needs undoing, you will need to remove the rear trims on the quater windows aswell they pop off use a bit of force on them. the rest is unclipping trim clips and on later 110's there are a few screws once everything is out lift up the top of the side trim and pull out (there are l shape brackets which are on the trim which go and sit into the inner roof gutter keeping it up there) if you look in the alpine windows in the roof youll see the clips im talking about Thumbs Up Thumbs Up CSK Automotive
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Just look carefully as you take the seatbelt bolt out, make sure each washer/spacer etc is noted in which order they come off Thumbs Up
Post #186435 19th Nov 2012 8:02pm
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Destromat



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Thanks so much for this great and clear advise! I really appreciate it! Can upload pics of the net system when installed if anyones interested.
Actually very difficult to find anyone else that's done it.
Cheers guys, great forum Thumbs Up
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Destromat wrote:
Thanks so much for this great and clear advise! I really appreciate it! Can upload pics of the net system when installed if anyones interested.
Actually very difficult to find anyone else that's done it.
Cheers guys, great forum Thumbs Up


Cool get the pics up mate, im considering fitting the mud uk panels to mine there like the land rover trim but are filled in with a built in net which will be handy Thumbs Up CSK Automotive
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