Funnily enough I had to do that to my passenger front window yesterday. Pain in the butt pulling trims off but worth it in the end.
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Funnily enough I had to do that to my passenger front window yesterday. Pain in the butt pulling trims off but worth it in the end.
Well my passenger window came off the rails yesterday, hence having to rip the door apart to see whats up. I fixed it and then decided to do all the doors. Those nissan plug things suck.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ian2011
Probably should do all mine too, lucky for me the only thing off the rails at the moment is the wife. :wink:
Looks like a pretty neat job their mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chubba
Use the right tools and they are a sinch Eric. Bought some from SCA and they work o.k. You bust any of the door card clips, I got tonnes of them here mate. You know where i live.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hodge
Replaced and moved tow plug after smashing it off for the 7 millionth time last w/end.
Where did you move it to, pics?Quote:
Originally Posted by katwoman
I keep doing the same thing.
I bought the parts today but didn't do the job yet. Smashed mine to bits up at wombat.Quote:
Originally Posted by katwoman
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Sounds like wombat claimed a few trailer plugs, good thing mine never had one. Reminds me I need to get motivated and actually wire one up.
This is the third time I've torn mine up. First at tallarook, completely smashed it and the bracket, and then in the high country few weeks ago, and now wombat had a go at it too... I was just being lazy and re-attaching it to the original, vulnerable spot. This time I'll do a proper job and mount it on the back of the actual main tow bar beam, instead of the thin bracket, so it hangs lower. My tow bar loom also got mangled bad so, I bought a new one from nissan today.Quote:
Originally Posted by sooty_10