Simple way to remove the rear deck?
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Simple way to remove the rear deck?
Hey everyone,
So I just got my windows tinted and the installers informed me that the rear window was giving them trouble because they could not fit their tool into the bottom of the window. They told me if I could remove or get the rear deck removed to give them enough space, they'd be happy to reinstall the tint correctly.
I understand I have to remove the seats to get to the rear deck but I've never worked on the back parts of the car. Can anyone point me to the direction of any documents that could help in this? Or if you want to let me know here that'd be cool to haha. Thanks for everything!
Also, would I have to remove the C-pillar? I don't really want to fool around with air bags...
So I just got my windows tinted and the installers informed me that the rear window was giving them trouble because they could not fit their tool into the bottom of the window. They told me if I could remove or get the rear deck removed to give them enough space, they'd be happy to reinstall the tint correctly.
I understand I have to remove the seats to get to the rear deck but I've never worked on the back parts of the car. Can anyone point me to the direction of any documents that could help in this? Or if you want to let me know here that'd be cool to haha. Thanks for everything!
Also, would I have to remove the C-pillar? I don't really want to fool around with air bags...
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I've never done this but here's some docs that might be helpful. It does appear that the C-pillars may have to come off. Also, keep in mind that the rear deck has trim above it, but that the deck itself is steel that is welded on to the frame. It can't be fully removed:
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I've never done this but here's some docs that might be helpful. It does appear that the C-pillars may have to come off. Also, keep in mind that the rear deck has trim above it, but that the deck itself is steel that is welded on to the frame. It can't be fully removed:
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