cusco 4pt install help.
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Originally Posted by SDUECE,Aug 18 2007, 10:56 PM
I don't think there is anything else holding the rear tray in. You have to pop it out from under the spare tire side. Then go back inside and pull the tray out.
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OK, so there are the four clips under the roll hoops. Check.
The three clips in the rear garnish. Check.
Four clips beneath the rear garnish attached to the tray. Check
And the two outside clips on the rear tray check.
It should pop off from the underside from there.
The three clips in the rear garnish. Check.
Four clips beneath the rear garnish attached to the tray. Check
And the two outside clips on the rear tray check.
It should pop off from the underside from there.
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Originally Posted by SDUECE,Aug 18 2007, 11:04 PM
OK, so there are the four clips under the roll hoops. Check.
The three clips in the rear garnish. Check.
Four clips beneath the rear garnish attached to the tray. Check
And the two outside clips on the rear tray check.
It should pop off from the underside from there.
The three clips in the rear garnish. Check.
Four clips beneath the rear garnish attached to the tray. Check
And the two outside clips on the rear tray check.
It should pop off from the underside from there.
The three clips in the rear garnish. Check.<-----------?
Four clips beneath the rear garnish attached to the tray. Check<------if these are white, then check
And the two outside clips on the rear tray check.<----if these are acutal screw with big black heads, check.
It should pop off from the underside from there.
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Originally Posted by versionJDM,Aug 18 2007, 10:48 PM
ok. so if your stand at the back of the car looking forward:
where the tray meets the factory roll bar hoops. i popped the 4 clips on the tray.
where the tray extends back and meet the trim under the glass window. i unscrewed to screws with large black heads.
the tray is loose on the sides, i can get my fingers under it and pull it upward but it seems to be will attached in the middle sections still. i cant any other clip screw other than those.
thanks for the help so far... if i can get this tray out, i can put this damn thing in tomorrow!
where the tray meets the factory roll bar hoops. i popped the 4 clips on the tray.
where the tray extends back and meet the trim under the glass window. i unscrewed to screws with large black heads.
the tray is loose on the sides, i can get my fingers under it and pull it upward but it seems to be will attached in the middle sections still. i cant any other clip screw other than those.
thanks for the help so far... if i can get this tray out, i can put this damn thing in tomorrow!
did you go in from the trunk and find these...
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Originally Posted by alejo,Aug 18 2007, 11:09 PM
sounds to me like you still have the screws that attach to the center consel *from the trunk side and underneath the tray* on.
did you go in from the trunk and find these...
did you go in from the trunk and find these...
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Originally Posted by versionJDM,Aug 18 2007, 11:12 PM
so their mounted centrally and screw into the back of the glove box? sounds like these are the little guys that are causing me all the greif!
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I just removed my rear tray from the check list provided. I fact you don't even need to remove the two outside screws in the last step. All red circles are what hold the rear tray in place.
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Originally Posted by SDUECE,Aug 18 2007, 11:30 PM
I just removed my rear tray from the check list provided. I fact you don't even need to remove the two outside screws in the last step. All red circles are what hold the rear tray in place.