Disassembly boot panels
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Thank's for both the Swedish translation an the disassebly picture,
but this was for the backdoor inside panel, as I understood it.
I looking for the (if stand by the end of the car, and you open the back door (rear).
Left and right panels inside, under the left and right side windows, Note the (on mycar have an
right, inspection hatch door, but not the one on the left). The panels is plastic and covers the rear wheelhouse, and the gas filling hose (left),
Have tried to remove them, with no luck - only damage clips etc, if I proceed without
a picture or understanding on the disassembly.
The reasone is to rust protect and gain access to the inside of these panels.
BR,
Jonny
but this was for the backdoor inside panel, as I understood it.
I looking for the (if stand by the end of the car, and you open the back door (rear).
Left and right panels inside, under the left and right side windows, Note the (on mycar have an
right, inspection hatch door, but not the one on the left). The panels is plastic and covers the rear wheelhouse, and the gas filling hose (left),
Have tried to remove them, with no luck - only damage clips etc, if I proceed without
a picture or understanding on the disassembly.
The reasone is to rust protect and gain access to the inside of these panels.
BR,
Jonny
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Here's a thread showing the removal of the same panel. It's secured only with clips, and it will pull away easily once you remove the rear seat latch and liftgate weatherstripping.
Start with step #9.
viewtopic.php?f=11&t=397#p6244
Start with step #9.
viewtopic.php?f=11&t=397#p6244
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