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Fig. 53.
Removing trim moulding
Fig. 54.
Removing trim moulding from rubber strip
Fig. 55.
Removing trim moulding
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Trim mouldings, windscreen
REMOVING
1.
Remove the trim moulding from the rubber
strip by inserting a moistened nylon putty
knife between the strips and moving it all,
round, see Fig. 53. (Do not pull off the trim
moulding).
2.
Push over the joining pieces to one of the
halves of the moulding.
3.
Remove the trim moulding by prising out the
ridge of the rubber strip from the trim mould-
i ng with a moistened wooden putty knife and
releasing the trim moulding in the middle with
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another putty knife as shown in Fig. 54. Prise
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off the moulding carefully while releasing the
rubber strip with the other putty knife, see Fig.
55.
FITTING
Moisten a 4.0 mm (5/32") leather cord in soap solu-
tion or paraffin and place it in the groove of the
rubber strip for the trim moulding. Place one half
of the trim moulding in position and hold it there
while pulling the leather cord out upwards over
the moulding so that it is pressed against the
rubber strip as shown in Fig. 56. Push on the
j oining pieces and repeat the procedure with the
other half of the moulding. Adjust the position of
the joining pieces over the joints.
Trim mouldings, rear window
[ 2- and 4-door models]
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REMOVING
1.
Push the joining pieces at the lower corners
backwards. Release the lower trim moulding
by pressing it upwards out of the rubber strip
with a wooden putty knife. Pull the trim
moulding upwards carefully and follow round
with the putty knife.
2.
Release the side mouldings in the same way
with the putty knife and remove them. Remove
the angular joining pieces by pulling them
downwards and turning inwards at the same
ti me.
3.
Remove the upper trim moulding in the same
way as the lower one.
FITTING
1.
Moisten a 4.0 mm (5/32") feather cord in soap
solution or paraffin and place it in the groove
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of the rubber strip for the trim moulding. Start
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and finish at one of the upper corners.
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