Replacement Clips?
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Replacement Clips?
Might have been a topic previously discussed, but im unsure of it seeing as I am unsure of what topic to search under...
I was wondering if there are any replacement clips that hold the panels that are above the door and down the A-Pillar up...i made the mistake of trying to take them out when replacing my headliner and now it looks like crap. The headliner is in and everything is up, but right now the panels are held on by what they can, so they have a decent sized gap between the headliner.
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I was wondering if there are any replacement clips that hold the panels that are above the door and down the A-Pillar up...i made the mistake of trying to take them out when replacing my headliner and now it looks like crap. The headliner is in and everything is up, but right now the panels are held on by what they can, so they have a decent sized gap between the headliner.
Any help is appreciated.
thanks.
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ohh yeah they are just a regular push in style retainer, you can probably go to a dealer and buy a pack of them, usually come in 10packs and that shoul be enough to do both sides, just take one of the old clips in with you and show them what you need.
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Originally posted by Firebreed
had to order mine from the dealer, it was about 1.50 each
had to order mine from the dealer, it was about 1.50 each
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i had to replace the trim peice, my orginal peice was all screwed up, but yea after i got the newer trim peice and put the clips into the trim piece they snaped in with out breaking, GM did something right
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Originally posted by Firebreed
i had to replace the trim peice, my orginal peice was all screwed up, but yea after i got the newer trim peice and put the clips into the trim piece they snaped in with out breaking, GM did something right
i had to replace the trim peice, my orginal peice was all screwed up, but yea after i got the newer trim peice and put the clips into the trim piece they snaped in with out breaking, GM did something right
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if you have an advance auto parts, i know they have them in the "help assesories" section
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i checked their my self when i was looking for them, they had clips that resembled what i needed, i bought a box of those, and they do not work as well as the dealer ones IMO
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