RE: [doc] Removal of rusty screws

[Johnstone Richard <richard.johnstone@xxxx>]

As far as I remember the lower side trims are not affected by rear quarter
panels, the small lower trim at the back is attached to the panel.
The rubber seal inside the door may need removing to access half the screws,
the other screws are hidden behind the rear fascia which will have to be
removed.
As for the fender, not sure, but don't think it would interfere with the
lower trim. If it's not urgent I'll have a look on Saturday as I still only
have one sides' trim attached.

Richard


-----Original Message-----
From: Martin Gutkowski [mailto:webmaster@xxxx]
Sent: 06 June 2002 17:03
To: doc-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [doc] Removal of rusty screws


I don't remember there being a fitting on the quarter panels which would 
be interfered with by the lower side trims. Not sure about the fenders - 
Rich?

BTW they'd be a bitch to remove because they are steel screws in 
aluminium rivnuts. I think Rich took one of mine out to see what they 
were (!)

Martin
#1458

dmcnorway wrote:

>AFAIK, these panels must be loosened in order to adjust the fender 
>and quarterpanel so that they align with the door.
>
>Stian
>



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