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DOOR, QUARTER AND SHELF TRIM
14-7
styles the front and rear door trim pad is secured
to the door inner panel by trim pad retainers at
top, retaining clips along both sides and screws at
the bottom. Trim pad retainers are attached to the
door inner panel by screws. The retaining clips
(along sides) are pressed into plastic retainers or
cups which fit into slots in the door inner panel
(Fig. 14-14).
On other "A" styles the hang-on door trim pad is
used. This trim pad is further secured by attaching
screws along the bottom edge and by retaining nails
inserted into plastic retaining cups located in the
door inner panel.
Removal and Installation
1. Remove door inside handles.
2. a. On all styles except 12600, remove arm
rest assembly.
b. On 12600 styles, remove 2 exposed screws
inserted through arm rest assembly into
door inner panel. Arm rest assembly can-
not be removed as it is an integral part of
the door trim pad (Fig. 14-6).
3. On 12600 Series only, remove screws beneath
remote control spindle which secure arm rest
to door hanger plate (Fig. 14-6).
4. On all styles, at bottom door, remove screws
securing trim assembly to door inner panel.
5. On styles utilizing hang-on type door trim pad,
proceed as follows:
a. With a clean rubber mallet, tap along side
of t r i m pad to h e l p free nails from
retainers.
b. Starting at bottom of trim pad, carefully
insert tool J-6335, or a suitable flat-bladed
ATTACHING
SCREWS
INNER PANEL
SECTION A.A
RETAINING
CUP
NAIL
VIEW IN CIRCLE B
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Fig. 14-15—Hang-On Door Trim Pads
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