chrome trim help
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Betty, first off, welcome to the Forums. Lots of good information on the site concerning all parts of the car. We also pride ourselves in being a better car group. Part of this is how we get to know one another and keep a very friendly atmosphere here. As part of this, we ask that you stop by the New Member section and introduce yourself. We get to learn a little bit about you and in return you get to meet all those that make this place what it is.
As for your question, atleast on my 2003, the curved chrome piece is simply held on by double sided tape. Once you get under the trim, you can walk a screw driver around the outside edge and split the tape. From there, you can remove the remaining parts of the tape, apply new tape (in the same spots as the old trim had) to the new piece and then simply place it back into place. Your local auto parts store should have some double sided tape for you to use for this project.
As for your question, atleast on my 2003, the curved chrome piece is simply held on by double sided tape. Once you get under the trim, you can walk a screw driver around the outside edge and split the tape. From there, you can remove the remaining parts of the tape, apply new tape (in the same spots as the old trim had) to the new piece and then simply place it back into place. Your local auto parts store should have some double sided tape for you to use for this project.
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bettycreel (04-27-2014)
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Thanks!! Thermo...I found what i was looking or here. Hope the link helps others.
www.jagrepair.com/images/.
www.jagrepair.com/images/.
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