YOUR RESEARCHHelp Removing A-Pillar. Easy?
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Hello everyone! Quick question, I have a 00 C4 cabrio I want to install a mic for my new handset free head unit on the left side of the windshield. I want to remove the A-Pillar but I am not sure if it�s just a quick unsnap and snap back in. Are there any screws to remove? Or can I just run the wire and fish it through the bottom where it meets with the dash? Any best practice? I want to pics of my new HU ASAP. =)
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My experience is with removing passenger side a-pillar on 02 Boxster. Screws have to be removed. The ones holding the sun visor on. Once this removed the a-pillar plastic cover pulls out at the top and then you have to pull the cover towards you to free the cover at the lower end where a metal strip of spring metal with a loop on the engine acts to hold the cover secure at the lower end to the a-pillar of the body. Sincerely, Macster.
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