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Originally Posted by brucelidat Is it difficult to remove the door panels to install the Dynamat? How about for the rear wheel wells? Do I have to remove any panels?
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10-05-2011, 06:39 PM
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Do a search on this topic for tips on removing the hatch area trims. The guys doing audio upgrades are always pulling trims, you should check out the audio forum. Spend a little time trolling that forum, you'll learn a lot. Use plastic trim removal tools (Harbor Freight, about $8) to minimize/prevent damage to the interior. One member reported a significant improvement and he just did the area exposed after removing the spare tire and styrofoam spacers on each side of the spare. He didn't remove any panels. Check my posts to the "Cabin Noise" thread for what I did, sorry, you'll have to start at the very beginning. Last edited by Guard Dad; 10-05-2011 at 08:49 PM. |
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