trim panel fitting help needed .
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Tom bailey
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trim panel fitting help needed .
hi, i have recently put my trim panels back into to my 340 after i carried out some work on her and i have noticed that even though i have attached it via the nut and the plastic screw thingy (technical name for it )
the panel is still loose and you can put your hands behind it. is there a technique to fitting the panel ?any help appreciated 
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Tom bailey
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Re: trim panel fitting help needed .
forgot to mention its a 3 door and its the panel which goes around the front seatbelt and the rear seat passenger ares (where door should be )Tom bailey wrote:hi, i have recently put my trim panels back into to my 340 after i carried out some work on her and i have noticed that even though i have attached it via the nut and the plastic screw thingy (technical name for it )the panel is still loose and you can put your hands behind it. is there a technique to fitting the panel ?any help appreciated
Re: trim panel fitting help needed .
Did you get the door seal out of the way so that it could clip back in? I think it also joins onto the boot panels but my memory is a bit hazy. Sorry haven't worked that much on 3 doors.
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Tom bailey
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Re: trim panel fitting help needed .
ive sorted it now thanks it was so stupidly simple i forgot about it haha under the window seal is like a flexible strip of metal the panel hooks over this was far to forward into the car so i bent it back and its fits fine nowpettaw wrote:Did you get the door seal out of the way so that it could clip back in? I think it also joins onto the boot panels but my memory is a bit hazy. Sorry haven't worked that much on 3 doors.