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Door Applique Removal
Tools required:
Torx T-20 and driver
Rubber Mallet (Optional)
Box end wrench (Optional)
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.Here are the part numbers/cost for the door
applique:
5288840-AF Molding C - $20.25
5288841-AF Molding C - $20.25
5288838-AG Molding B - $13.75
5288839-AG Molding B - $13.75
5288836-AF Molding B - $20.25
5288837-AF Molding B - $20.25
Total $108.50 not including tax. This is just a little more than what
the chrome door applique cost (probably about the same by the time
you add in shipping) and I believe they are just stick on. I had thought
about getting a set
of
those,
painting
them
and sticking
them on but I was not sure if they are stick on.
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Front Doors:
Note: If you have vent visor you will need to
remove them. The first thing to do is open
the door and lower the window. Now, remove the screw that holds the front
door outer belt weather strip on. Once the screw is removed, move the
outer
belt
weather
strip
out of the way.
I just moved it away from the door, you may be able to pull it up
and out of the way like the back door strip. |
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Pull the Glass Run weather
strip down and out of the way so that you may get to the screws that
are behind it. Don't worry this will go back in very easy. I used the rubber
mallet to tap this back on after I had re-installed it by hand. |
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Here are the screws you will remove. On
the driver's door there were only two but on the front passengers door
there was three.
Be sure to place a shop rag in the window channel in case you drop
something. This will stop it from falling into the door. |
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Front door with applique
removed. When removing and replacing the applique take your time. There
was a piece that is suppose to be glued to the applique which fell
out on every one I removed (see photo at end).
Installation is just the opposite of removal. Place applique on door,
replace screws, replace glass run weather strip, replace outer belt
weather strip, replace screw for outer belt weather strip.
Do the same thing on the other front door.
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Rear Doors:
Note: If you have vent visor you will
need to remove them.
The rear doors are a little bit more involved simply because you have
two appliques to remove/replace.
Open the door and lower the window to its lowest position, now remove
the two screws holding the outer belt weather strip on, one is at the
back
of the
door and
the
other
is at
the front.
This is a photo of the one at the back of the door.
In this photo the screw has already been removed.
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Here's the location
of the screw at the front of the back door for removal of the outer belt
weather strip. |
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Once the screws are removed pull up on the outer belt weather strip
and remove. Be careful, this is on fairly sung and if you just yank on
it you may bend it, not sure if that would hurt anything, but if you
pull up with one hand and move your other hand along the strip pushing
up it will come off.
Place to the side. |
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Sorry about the photo,
it did not turn out very well.
Remove the glass run weather strip just like you did on the front
door, then remove the four screws.
Don't forget to place a shop rag in the window channel!
Once the screws are removed, remove the door applique.
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For the applique on the front of the rear door you have to slide the
glass run weather strip up and off of the window in order to get to the
bottom screw.
Place a shop rag in the window channel and use it to force the window
as far outward as possible and to block the window channel in case you
drop something. By forcing the window outware it will make it a little
to get to the bottom screw.
Remove the three screws, then remove the applique.
The bottom screw is very hard to get to, take you time and be patient.
Installation is the reverse of removal. |
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On each applique I
remove this small piece that is suppose to be glued at the top fell off.
No big deal, just be aware that is may fall off.
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