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How is RAI attached to 'A' pillar ?
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How is RAI attached to 'A' pillar ?

Further to my thread about making the RAI watertight
http://www.disco3.co.uk/forum/topic30984.html
I'm now determined to do this.

I'm going to have a fettle shortly just to see what's involved.
So I'll be removing the RAI.
But how is it attached to the 'A' Pillar?

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I saw one response to the thread.
And thought ... one response is all I need.

but ........ Thud


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Take the top cowl off, you'll see a allen bolt that goes into a rivnut on the A pillar.
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Just the ONE answer I needed.

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that was also my initial thought ...honest!
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Ner Ner
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Make sure the RivNut goes into that hole Straight n true otherwise its a Censored to get the torq screw in there, as Ric Censored hard would know personally on mine Whistle

Not bad for a Pub car park fitment by Ken, XTC, DG, Slimer and the list goes on n on
  
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Rivnut is already in Mac [a TFC insertion],
just undoing the allen bolt.
But will be careful in getting that back in straight.
Thanks for heads up.
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Nay prochard, Richard n Ken decided to swap my Torq screw to a stainless one as the threads would'nt bite on the meet
  
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The season stainless was used would be a corrosion issue. Stainless Steel is the worst material for 'biting'
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True Andrew, glad I was'nt doing it as was too scared to drill in a month old car, the OTHERS did it with me cacking myself watching.....
  
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