Hardtop help
unfortunately, i don't have my helms handy to confirm what i'm about to say, but it's really simple. i believe the side pillar trimming comes off first, then take off the sun visors, then the top trimming.
i highly suggest you get your hands on a helms manual if you plan to do so much as change your oil in your baby. it's been well worth every penny since i use it all the time for the work i do on the car.
i highly suggest you get your hands on a helms manual if you plan to do so much as change your oil in your baby. it's been well worth every penny since i use it all the time for the work i do on the car.
Originally Posted by munckee,Jan 7 2005, 06:51 PM
Just look up the hardtop install pdf (available on handa's site). It has all the info you'll need.
Originally Posted by cornercompacts,Jan 7 2005, 08:46 PM
i already did but it does not show how to remove the rear pillar trim
Originally Posted by cornercompacts,Jan 7 2005, 09:46 PM
i already did but it does not show how to remove the rear pillar trim
However, I've done the HT install twice and the un-install once. Both times were based solely on those directions and both times went smoothly with no problems. When all else fails, get in the car and look around. I believe you'll find that the rear trim (just behind the seats to either side) is held on by one screw (near the floor) and some clips. If I'm remembering correctly, pull that once screw and then pull the piece out.
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Please clarify ............... Are you talking about the "B" pillar trim piece that is on the HT itself? Or the plastic pieces on the side behind the seat (on the car itself)? If it's the "B" pillar trim, I believe it's a snap fit (like it indicates in Step 17).
Please clarify ............... Are you talking about the "B" pillar trim piece that is on the HT itself? Or the plastic pieces on the side behind the seat (on the car itself)? If it's the "B" pillar trim, I believe it's a snap fit (like it indicates in Step 17).
the B pillar trim on the hardtop itself



Ah. Sorry, thought you were talking about a different piece.