Center console wood trim
03-12-06, 10:41 AM
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Center console wood trim
Hello all.....i know this topic has been discussed before and did a search but didn't find the answer i was looking for. Well finally my center console wood trim broke and looking to replace it. Here's my question for those who have done it....do you guys replace the broken wood trim or just place the new one over the old broken one and if so how do you take the old one off? Do i break the rest of it off or does it just snap off? Thanks in advance guys!
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^^^^^^^^^That's too much, they're only about $60 including shipping for just the center shifter cover.
I removed all the old woodgrain and applied the new one over the metal.
I removed all the old woodgrain and applied the new one over the metal.
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Originally Posted by turbogs300
^^^^^^^^^That's too much, they're only about $60 including shipping for just the center shifter cover.
I removed all the old woodgrain and applied the new one over the metal.
I removed all the old woodgrain and applied the new one over the metal.
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I kid of just picked at and used a flat head screwdriver to chip it all off, not sure if it's really needed. The new piece comes with an alcohol pad for cleaning.
Make sure you get it right before removing the backing because it sticks like a ****
Make sure you get it right before removing the backing because it sticks like a ****
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Originally Posted by turbogs300
^^^^^^^^^That's too much, they're only about $60 including shipping for just the center shifter cover.
I removed all the old woodgrain and applied the new one over the metal.
I removed all the old woodgrain and applied the new one over the metal.
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Originally Posted by turbogs300
I kid of just picked at and used a flat head screwdriver to chip it all off, not sure if it's really needed. The new piece comes with an alcohol pad for cleaning.
Make sure you get it right before removing the backing because it sticks like a ****
Make sure you get it right before removing the backing because it sticks like a ****
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