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07-28-2009, 12:19 AM
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Drives: Poor with a nice bicycle. Join Date: May 2009
Location: San Jose, CA
Posts: 71
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Removing the C-Pillar covers.
Hi all!
I was hoping to install my new C-Pillar bar this evening, but I ran into a little snag while trying to take off the C-Pillar covers. First, I pulled back the weather strip. Gently popped out two of the plastic clips... and that's where I am. Viewing from the back of the car, there seems to be a different type of clip a little past where the seatbelt mounts to the pillar. Do I need to just put some ass behind it an pop it out? I'm hoping to do this without any broken clips. Thanks! |
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