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I would also like to know the answer to that question of anyone can advise...
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I am not finding the information I need when I search previous threads. Dies anyone know how to remove the aluminum trim from the running boards? Any help would be appreciated.
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My dealer had to replace mine. Unfortunately there is no easy way you have to remove the whole thing since the face plate is secured from underneath. In addition you might have to remove part of the rear fender if you have the extended version. Poor design
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You need to remove the entire running board. The aluminum is secured with screw on the inner side (between the body of the car and the running board)
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