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Old 11-27-2005, 02:07 AM
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Angry Removing Door Trims

After the wife had a little excursion with a tree fern (don't ask!!) there are slight deformations (2-3 mm inwards) along the crease line on the passenger doors (F & R). I am taking it to a guy who specialises in 'paintless' repairs in the hope he may be able to push these out. He is a bit concerned about the side airbags in both doors. Is there any precautions he should take?

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Old 11-27-2005, 02:21 AM
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If it's the front doors, it's a simpile procedure to take off the door panels. I didn't even know there were side airbags after I checked out some online car help site and it said that they didn't continue because of the air bags.

I personally didn't find them to get in the way.
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