POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
When I drive my 2002 40AE, the piece of trim where the vent for the windscreen demister creaks, anyone know how to remove it? so that I can clean it up and maybe fit a little felt to stop the creaking
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How do you removed the dash screen demister vent trim?
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YOUR RESEARCHHow do you removed the dash screen demister vent trim?
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POST 2Original post
are you talking about this piece?
POST 3Original post
You must remove the a pillar trims and the two side air vents then get a trim tool and pop it up just be careful not to break off the little tabs
POST 4Original post
Wow, you may have hyperacusis. I just ignore most sounds on these old cars. I'm even getting better at ignoring my wife when she complains about me going to fast.
POST 5Original post
I guess that is one of the advantages of a career in the construction industry. How much do you really need to hear at home ?
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