remove rear window trim? how?
[ol]Remove the upper and lower front seat anchor bolts.
Remove the rear seat belt lower anchor nut.
Remove the assist handle.
Remove the coat hook.
Remove the endgate or the liftgate opening door sill trim plate.
Fold the rear seats down.
Remove the jack storage cover (left side only).
Remove the screw that retains the upper body side trim body side trim panel to the vehicle (left side only).
Remove the upper body side trim panel from the vehicle.
Feed the seat belt through the trim panel. [/ol]
Remove the rear seat belt lower anchor nut.
Remove the assist handle.
Remove the coat hook.
Remove the endgate or the liftgate opening door sill trim plate.
Fold the rear seats down.
Remove the jack storage cover (left side only).
Remove the screw that retains the upper body side trim body side trim panel to the vehicle (left side only).
Remove the upper body side trim panel from the vehicle.
Feed the seat belt through the trim panel. [/ol]
By removing the interior trim and using a garden hose on the outside of the window, you can narrow down where the water is coming in through. Looking at it from the outside (if you even can) won't tell you the whole picture.
ORIGINAL: brunosrk
Thanks for the reply, but what do those instructions have to do with the EXTERIOR trim?
Thanks for the reply, but what do those instructions have to do with the EXTERIOR trim?
I thought that you were referring to the stationairy side glass, which is sealed in place with urethane and I don't know how you would see that from the exterior, so I thought you meant INTERIOR trim.
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