Crazy thing - the center trim piece on my dash that covers alarm lens popped out and I can't seem to get to sit back in place. Anyone dealt with this before and can offer a solution?
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YOUR RESEARCHDash Trim Troubles
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Tabs r broken and it probably wont evet stay put. Mine flys off too at the track so i stow it. Its stupid expensive for what it is and im trying to get @yaz996 to 3d print them.
Yeah tabs are super fragile. Replacements are stupidly expensive for what it is, and not available in all colors (granite grey in my case). Making a beefed up version is on my to do list.
What's the trick to getting them off without breaking them?
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