POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Can anyone direct me to some detailed instructions. Looking to remove the inner liner of the cab top on my 99 996 cab. Thoughts?
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YOUR RESEARCHRemoving the liner from Cab top
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POST 2Original post
why do you want to remove it. I can guarrente it wont go back together right if its been on there a while
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
The old one has a small rip in the near the drivers side rear. Want to buy a new one but would like to see how this sucker comes out of the car first.
POST 4Original post
99.9 % of the time the tabs break when removing it even if you have done many of them they still break. Never the same again after they are removed. start at the front carefully disengaging the tabs work your way back. I usually send them to the trim shop, its not fair to a customer for me to do it, looks way better when they do it then when I do it.
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