I just received a tracking number from Patricks. I'll update this thread after I receive the pieces, sometime early next week.
Replacement Fold Flat cutout trim
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Sorry , it took so long to get back. I was planning on replacing the second set that Patrick sent me, but I have been unable to figure out how to get the undamaged factory ones off. I don't want to damage the unbroken ones , so I think I'll leave them there for now. If anyone knows an easy way to get the factory ones off without breaking them , please let me know.
I started this whole process by sending him a PM. It took a while for him to respond , but it is a part-time job that he's doing with his daughter.
I am very happy with the part that patricks created.
I started this whole process by sending him a PM. It took a while for him to respond , but it is a part-time job that he's doing with his daughter.
I am very happy with the part that patricks created.
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If you are replacing the breaking prone OEM ones, why would you want to save it?
The OEM one still remaining can be popped off with a screw driver but will be ready for the trash can when done.. That's how I did mine. I also screwed on from the back so the screw heads don't show. Took all of 15 minutes start to finish.
The OEM one still remaining can be popped off with a screw driver but will be ready for the trash can when done.. That's how I did mine. I also screwed on from the back so the screw heads don't show. Took all of 15 minutes start to finish.
Patricks
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Hi indyNick glad they worked out.
Just like " 04fxdwgi" said. Use a screwdriver and pop right off. If you look at the oem trim they are held together with a snap.. ( kinda reminds me of a zip-tie) my trim are a little bit beefier than the oem and also. I did want to note. When you install my style the screws should be facing down when the floor is UNFOLDED flat. If you look at each piece I sent they are marked " top & bottom"
I did it this way to try and keep the oem look as close as possible. Did you receive the mystery gifts?
Just like " 04fxdwgi" said. Use a screwdriver and pop right off. If you look at the oem trim they are held together with a snap.. ( kinda reminds me of a zip-tie) my trim are a little bit beefier than the oem and also. I did want to note. When you install my style the screws should be facing down when the floor is UNFOLDED flat. If you look at each piece I sent they are marked " top & bottom"
I did it this way to try and keep the oem look as close as possible. Did you receive the mystery gifts?
Yes I did. Thanks. My granddaughter loved the Ram wheels, and my wife though the screw driver was cute.
I finally found the unbroken factory half, and I see the tabs you are talking about. I will get that a try.
I installed your parts with the screws facing up, when unfolded. I did not want to see them, when the floor was folded.
I finally found the unbroken factory half, and I see the tabs you are talking about. I will get that a try.
I installed your parts with the screws facing up, when unfolded. I did not want to see them, when the floor was folded.
Patricks
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that makes great since, the way you done yours is how i will tell others. I never thought about when the floor is in the folded position you will see the screws.
the screwdriver?? i done that because a few people that bought a set did not have any tools..
the screwdriver?? i done that because a few people that bought a set did not have any tools..
