[Lifespeed]

I just noticed my passenger rear quarter panel interior trim is loose. Probably this happened after the rear-end accident when the body shop smoothed out a slight wrinkle behind the sunroof.

Does anybody know how this thing goes back into place? I tried pushing on it without too much force, I'm reluctant to get brutal with it not knowing the exact attachment mechanism.

 

[redheadedrod]

Take it back to the body shop and have them do it. Most body shops have a life time warranty on their work and just show it to them and ask them about it... The worst thing they will do is tell you no...

Rodney

 

[kkuz]

Hope, it will help anyhow...

 

[Lifespeed]

Hope, it will help anyhow...

Thanks, will check this out when it stops raining.

 

[alphadg21]

Isn't there an airbag back in that area? I'd let the body shop do it. If you insist on doing it, I recommend disconnecting the battery so you don't accidentally trigger an airbag deployment.

 

[Lifespeed]

The manual does mention disabling the airbags . . .

 

[kkuz]

It does - "disable the SIR system..."

 

[HurstGN]

All the more reason to let the shop do it.

 

[Long]

I reattached my A pillar trim without disabling the SIR.
LOVED the adrenaline rush. :bomb:

 

[Lifespeed]

I'll take it in to the body shop who did the repair work to the trunk after the rear-end collision, probably Thursday. They took that panel off to fix the roof, I'll let them deal with it. It is probably trivial . . .

 

[Lifespeed]

The body shop pulled down the rear of the headliner, replaced a couple clips and put the quarter panel trim back in place. Pretty sure it was their responsibility as they had repaired a slight "wrinkle" in the roof after the accident. Although to be honest I'm not sure the accident caused the wrinkle, I suspect it was there when I got the car.

Great local bodyshop, this is the second time I've used them. I'll be going back to have my Marauder painted.