Front? Or quarter windows?
I managed to lever them with a screwdriver without damaging clips nor bending them...
If your stripping a spare car I'd be keen to buy the rear quarter window clips/screw tho
Am in process of stripping my AE86 and want to know is there a way to remove the outside window trim. Just want to ensure l dont bend them etc
Front? Or quarter windows?
I managed to lever them with a screwdriver without damaging clips nor bending them...
If your stripping a spare car I'd be keen to buy the rear quarter window clips/screw tho
MY AE86 BUILD
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All windows. But the rear ones are the ones l am concerned about. I am also stripping the same on a spare car to sell ill post all parts up. Hey quick one where did you get ur koyo rad and oil cooler from?
Like most of my stuff I buy direct from Japan or via RHDjapan and various forum sponsors when the prices are good...
it's been 5 years worth of collecting bits and pieces..my advice would be worry about chassis preparation and motor before you bother with the parts/minor bits an pieces...
MY AE86 BUILD
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Yeah thats what l am doing. Soda blasting the body to find and repair all the rust have a few bits in door sill and back window but nothing major. Just thought l would ask
Sounds like mine..pretty normal these days
MY AE86 BUILD
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Gonna keep track of the build
Use a plastic type prying tool. Also examine the workshop manual online to see the fitting process. That way you can workout how they attach and how they should remove easily. Not a part you want to be chasing up later if you can avoid it
check out my build thread: http://www.ae86drivingclub.com.au/fo...-shuttle-wagon
thanks guys managed to get it took my time so now have 2 sets of window trims if anyone wants to buy a set
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http://www.ae86drivingclub.com.au/fo...ything-must-go
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