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08-01-13 | 08:01 AM
#20
Lexus Champion
Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 1,781
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From: al
08-01-13 | 08:30 AM
#22
Uh oh. I better change where I live... Might wake up one morning and someone replaced my interior with beige. 
I'll take a pic of the headliner today for sr20mofo to see. I dropped the car off at the local dealer to do the transmission drain and refill as well as the differential fluid. Interesting how these policies vary from dealer to dealer.
I'll take a pic of the headliner today for sr20mofo to see. I dropped the car off at the local dealer to do the transmission drain and refill as well as the differential fluid. Interesting how these policies vary from dealer to dealer.
08-01-13 | 12:26 PM
#23
nicely done... all that research and back and forth has paid off! at the end its what ur happy with and thats what counts.
can u do me a favor and take pictures of the inside top liner? im looking to purchase a UL myself and the inside roof liner looks like its been treated with some kind of water solution and it doesnt look right to me. thanks
can u do me a favor and take pictures of the inside top liner? im looking to purchase a UL myself and the inside roof liner looks like its been treated with some kind of water solution and it doesnt look right to me. thanks
Welcome!
08-02-13 | 02:39 PM
#26
I asked the service manager but he did not know. I did not pursue it after that. It's quite a procedure to do it on the 'sealed' transmission. I think I'll do it again in another 6 months.
08-06-13 | 09:34 PM
#29
Instructor
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 1,052
Likes: 125
From: GA
Comb the suede headliner in one direction to make it new. Here is some how to info I found on this board.
Lightly brush the headliner with a natural-latex sponge or a horsehair brush, they have very soft bristles that are gentle and is specially made for headliners or leather surfaces, this will loosen dust / dirt and make vacuuming easier (for very light dust or lint use a rolling lint brush)
·Do not use a stiff brush as you may snag or tear the headliner material
Lightly brush the headliner with a natural-latex sponge or a horsehair brush, they have very soft bristles that are gentle and is specially made for headliners or leather surfaces, this will loosen dust / dirt and make vacuuming easier (for very light dust or lint use a rolling lint brush)
·Do not use a stiff brush as you may snag or tear the headliner material
