Loose plastic peice at the bottom of the windows on each door!
07-14-2001 | 04:17 PM
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Loose plastic peice at the bottom of the windows on each door!
In my car the peice of plastic at the bottom of the side windows is loose, is there anyone to tighten it down or what!? Thanks
07-16-2001 | 04:44 PM
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by camaro_5.7L_350:
Loose plastic peice at the bottom of the windows on each door! </font>
Loose plastic peice at the bottom of the windows on each door! </font>
07-16-2001 | 06:24 PM
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DUH!!
If you're talking about the long black plastic piece w/the rubber molding-you have to pull the door panels off-this piece is held on by little rivets(on the plastic)that goes through the cardboard of the door panel and held there w/small nuts(fasteners)that cut a thread in the rivet-alot of times the cardboard tears and there isn't much you can do about it(that's why it gets loose in the first place). If they're just loose try to find some very thin needle nose, stick the points(open a little)into the little fastener and try to turn. That's the only solution that I can think of. Good luck!
If you're talking about the long black plastic piece w/the rubber molding-you have to pull the door panels off-this piece is held on by little rivets(on the plastic)that goes through the cardboard of the door panel and held there w/small nuts(fasteners)that cut a thread in the rivet-alot of times the cardboard tears and there isn't much you can do about it(that's why it gets loose in the first place). If they're just loose try to find some very thin needle nose, stick the points(open a little)into the little fastener and try to turn. That's the only solution that I can think of. Good luck!
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