This guide provides instructions on how to remove windshield trim and molding from various vehicles, including the liftgate, rear glass, and wagon 1/4 glass. The guide focuses on using a Windshield and Molding/Trim Removal Kit to remove the liftgate door trim panel from the window opening and pushing it toward the top of the vehicle.
The guide also discusses the process of removing the side molding on the sliding door of a 2003 Ford Windstar SE. The guide suggests using a panel removal tool to remove the door release handle trim cover and disconnecting the electrical connectors. The trim piece should pop off when pulled down on about 1/3 at a time.
For Ford Windstar, the guide recommends using a plastic trim tool/lever to pry out the top of the pillar trim towards the center of the car and pull it the rest of the way off. Gently pry against the small triangle shape panel at the FWD corner of the door to remove the small cover with the mirror control. A pillar trim panels snap to the body, and the carpet scuff plate can be removed.
To release the metal clips, use a flat head screwdriver to release the metal clips on the narrow flat area facing you. The trick to getting the trim back on is installing the metal clips on the trim.
In conclusion, this guide provides a step-by-step guide on how to properly remove windshield trim and molding without damaging the trim. It emphasizes the importance of patience and finesse in removing trim and improving the quality of restoration projects.
📹 Windshield trim removal
Here is how to remove the metal windshield trim pieces off of a ford ranger. Hope this helps somebody out.
📹 Removing a windshield with Harbor Freight Tools, Windshield Removal Tool & Kit, New Tool Day Tuesday
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