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Old 04-02-2007, 09:00 AM
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how do i remove the moldings on quarter panels and the fenders on a 96-00 civic?
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Old 04-02-2007, 09:02 AM
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you have to squeeze the clips from the back of the fender. On the rear quarters you need to move the plastic peice on each side of the rear seats and squeeze the clips thats it
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i had a problem with these and the clips break easily if done from the front
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so the clips are inside the car?
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yes, the clips are behind the plastic on the sides of the rear seats and behind the fenders
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damn, i'm gonna have some fun tomorrow. thanks for the information.

edit: how do i remove the rear seats?


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lift up the bottom cushion, play around with it it will come out, then pull the plasticaway like you would the door panels, they're help on by them little plastic clips. Why are you taking them off anyway?
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my car is milano red, so i'm color matching my moldings, along with mirrors, handles and skirts.

thanks again for the help.
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i never knew that, good to know. Thanks
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