AntleredRuin
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So the search feature has proven itself useless again (unless there really are no related threads)
Ok, so I was taking my work bag out of the passenger side and the corner of the bag caught on the corner of the 'leather' dash cover and lifted it right up, breaking the clips in the process...
From what I can tell, the clips are not replaceable; you gotta buy a whole new dash pad. Which I'm assuming are not made anymore, meaning I have to get one from a junk yard, and will most likely break those clips too while trying to remove from the donor vehicle.
I know I'm not the first to do this, as there were plenty that I saw when on the market that had this happen.
How do I fix this issue (without buying a whole 'new' pad)? I'm going to try some 3m Super Spray Adhesive, but I wanted to probe you guys' minds before I stunk up the interior and spent a whole lunch break getting high on adhesive spray sitting in the passenger seat with my knees pressed against the dashboard holding it down while it dries, to potentially no avail.
Any ideas?
Ok, so I was taking my work bag out of the passenger side and the corner of the bag caught on the corner of the 'leather' dash cover and lifted it right up, breaking the clips in the process...
From what I can tell, the clips are not replaceable; you gotta buy a whole new dash pad. Which I'm assuming are not made anymore, meaning I have to get one from a junk yard, and will most likely break those clips too while trying to remove from the donor vehicle.
I know I'm not the first to do this, as there were plenty that I saw when on the market that had this happen.
How do I fix this issue (without buying a whole 'new' pad)? I'm going to try some 3m Super Spray Adhesive, but I wanted to probe you guys' minds before I stunk up the interior and spent a whole lunch break getting high on adhesive spray sitting in the passenger seat with my knees pressed against the dashboard holding it down while it dries, to potentially no avail.
Any ideas?
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