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professorpool
 


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Guide for removing trim in preparation for fitting sliders

Is there a guide somewhere for removing the trim from the disco - prior to fitting rock sliders?

I can find the guides that all seem to start after the trim has been removed?

Don't want to damage anything unnecessarily...

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From memory....There's two screws in the rear wheel arch that need removing, then the black plastic clips along the underside.

After that it's just held on by poppers, just needs brute force and swearing. The little poppers are two-piece clips the head will pop off leaving the little yellow bit still in the car. These need removing....that will really get you swearing at them! You will break all of the little yellow bu&&ers!
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Ha ha!

OK cheers...

Got the black plastic clips off now - do you know what head the screws in the arches are?

I'm too blind to see lol
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Phillips (or Pozi) 2 I think.
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Use a small hammer and a sharp chisel and just knock the top part off the clips. The remaining part will go inside the sill but it's not going to do any damage.

You might need to get an M8 Tap to allow you to clean the threads out first, especially the ones underneath as they'll be full of road dirt.

You will also need to copperslip the bolts when inserting to prevent any corrosion causing issues when needing to remove in the future.
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