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In the very back of the car, along the carpet, there's a trim piece about 6 " tall and as wide as the interior. (right under the rear window)
It's the piece in these pics where the material is peeling back.
I'm going to take it off and have it recovered, anyone know how to get it off without breaking it?
ELI5 please! (Explain like I'm 5)
And also, does hot air come out of those vents? Where from? I'm wondering why it baked the material back there, or at least it seems to have.
I'll give it a shot....pull it off. It has clips that snap into place so all you have to do is pull it off. There are no screws or brackets or something like that. Maybe start with one side and work your way across.
#1 and #2 here
http://www.autoatlanta.com/porsche-p...section=807-05
I could be wrong but I think those are exhaust vents...meaning when the car is all closed up and the HVAC system is on, air has to escape from the cabin somewhere.
Why don't you just get some 3M spray adhesive and stick it back on (just follow the directions - it's a "dry mount" type glue)? It also looks stained like it might have gotten wet at some point (hence the peel...).
