loose interior panels...

[Dutchmalmiss]

for those of you who removed your interior panels (a,b,c pillar pieces to be exact) and tried to put them back on, but they wouldn't stay on like it would due to some male connector tab thingys that broke during removal, how would you fix that? i wouldve used some super glue or something stickey but i don't know if that's the smart choice. it's just causing some very irritable squeaking/rattling, and it wasn't like that before i took the pieces off.

[Lith]

They are the ones with metal clips on them, right?
If so, there's nothing you can do but to take them out and glue them back onto the interior trim..

[projectRDM]

You might try not being a gorilla and breaking shit next time. Every panel can be easily removed without damage if you know what you're doing.

[red240]

You might try not being a gorilla and breaking shit next time. Every panel can be easily removed without damage if you know what you're doing.
OUCH!!!:eek:

[Dutchmalmiss]

well i didn't know what i was doing, and i'm sure other impatient people have had the same problem so this couldve been help for them too. sorry i can't control my strength. :jerkit:

[projectRDM]

Impatience is the worst thing to have when working on a car. That's how shit gets broken.

[EchoOfSilence]

Impatience is the worst thing to have when working on a car. That's how shit gets broken.
:werd:
Just ask NemeGuero :keke:

[Dutchmalmiss]

alright..glue it is then.

[aznpoopy]

just leave it off... weight reduction. ;)

get some new panels from the junker.
3m double sided tape.
etc.