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Old 09-29-2009, 01:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Most of them have a little piece on the back side that goes into some holes in the door. Some don't, you never know. My does and it's an '01. You have to remove inside door panel to access the holes. Also, there may be some double sided tape securing the moulding. If you don't care, rip it off. To be careful. use some thin fishing line and pull it between the moulding and door. The door panel is also held on with torx screws. Not sure what size.
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