Interior Trim Replacement
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Interior Trim Replacement
I need to know if I could get any assistance on changing the interior trim on the 2007 Type-S. The part is the silver carbon-fiber looking piece that lines in right side of the driver/left side passenger (middle console trim). Is there a tutorial on changing out this item? And I've tried looking for a part number and cannot locate it.
Thanks again.
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Thanks again.
Regards.
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that piece should pull right out. it's held in by clips and not screws. it'll take a little bit of force but it'll come right out. i recommend starting from where it meats the arm rest and work your way up. don't go crazy as it might bend the aluminum trim.
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Next, remove the silver trim pieces. Use the butter knife to pry under the trim piece starting at the end near the center console and work your way up, gently prying. I found that taking the butter knife and wrapping a rag around the end prevented scratches and knicks in the trim. I would insert the knife under the trim then slowely rotate the blade from hor. to vert. and the trim would pop up. When you get to the top of the trim, there are clips holding it in place. Grasp the trim at the curve (right next to the accessory doors) and gently pull away. The clips will pop right out.
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Next, remove the silver trim pieces. Use the butter knife to pry under the trim piece starting at the end near the center console and work your way up, gently prying. I found that taking the butter knife and wrapping a rag around the end prevented scratches and knicks in the trim. I would insert the knife under the trim then slowely rotate the blade from hor. to vert. and the trim would pop up. When you get to the top of the trim, there are clips holding it in place. Grasp the trim at the curve (right next to the accessory doors) and gently pull away. The clips will pop right out.
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Oddly, I just posted earlier today instructions on where to find this info. Must've been for a different member.
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Yep, I guess I should've looked a bit further. Your awesome though, thanks for the info. Do you know the part name / number off chance? I have sifted through every page of online part catalogs and I can't find it - the closest was the rear console diagram. Thanks.
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Yep, I guess I should've looked a bit further. Your awesome though, thanks for the info. Do you know the part name / number off chance? I have sifted through every page of online part catalogs and I can't find it - the closest was the rear console diagram. Thanks.
Justin
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I have taken mine out before, they are pretty easy as long as you are careful taking them out and don't break any of the clips you shouldn't have any issues or rattles when you're done.
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Anyone know the best place to buy these parts? I have an 04 with dinged up driver's piece from previous owner putting on seatbelt. I saw the prices for the 07 TL pieces and holy frijoles, Batman! I want to replace mine, but not at $175 a pop.
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