YOUR RESEARCHHatch trim removal
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Hi- I need to remove the interior plastic trim panel which sits just in front of the spoiler. I pulled on it a little, but didn’t want to break or deform it. Is it as simple as sticking a plastic trim pry tool back there and working your way around? Is there a hidden fastener I should look out for? Regards, Mike
This video should help
I think he's asking about the trim just inside the hatch between the tail lights. That's one panel I have yet to remove
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