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Removing rear interior trim

Black33

By Black33,
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Your answers are as useful as a priest in a brothel guys..

You'll have to remove the rear seat first, this will allow you to remove the side plastics. To remove the seat just pull up on the base and it should pop out.. And then remove the two screws on either side of the backing piece. Then you will need to push on that with your shoulders, whilst pushing up - as it is hooked in.

The side panels should then be able to be popped out, but you may have to use some force if they haven't been removed before. You are best to work along the edges, pulling each stud out in turn.

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did it today actualy...

on my series 1, all i did was 1st unscrew the screw benind the seatbelt.

there was 3 clips going down (closes to the door) 2 along the top and 1 behing the material on the indentation.

i didnt take mine compleatly off as i didnt need to but ull have to do somthing about where the seatbealts go down behind the pannel.

its a 5 min job very easy.

hope it helps

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