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My son puked in the backseat the other day and it got all over the floor and into the crevices around the trim of the door sill. Does someone know how to pry those pieces up properly (so they can be put back down :-) to clean under there?
 
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IIRC, Isn't it a lease?

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Gotta suck indeed!
 
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IIRC, Isn't it a lease?

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Gotta suck indeed!

Yes. And I like the car so much I was even thinking of buying it at the end of the lease, but those plans may have changed now :-(

I think the seatbelt was the worst part. I'm not sure there's anyway to get the smell out of that once it soaks in.
 
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The trim pieces are just clipped in and can be pulled up by hand or with a trim tool; just go slow. They will require a bit of force to release, but they will pop up. The seatbelt on the other hand can just be replaced.
 
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Originally Posted by coldsteel
The trim pieces are just clipped in and can be pulled up by hand or with a trim tool; just go slow. They will require a bit of force to release, but they will pop up. The seatbelt on the other hand can just be replaced.
Good info, thanks. They do seem pretty tight. The last time (20 years ago) that I tried to take off trim it simply broke :-( but I'll try to ease them off with a long screwdriver so I can get near the clip. Can I assume the same for the piece that runs up the side of the door opening?

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