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I am not worry about picture # 1 as much. A good glue will do the job. But picture # 2 will be a major problem for me. It seems like am not the only one with this trimming issue. We'll see what the service guys say and do about it. I am sure they will fix it, but I just don't trust them to mess around with my new car, after all this is the most expensive car I have ever owned. It turns out that it has the worst interior I have seen of all my cars.
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Hmmm.....looking up close, does it seem the side door Washi trim is attached too low, or would they have to realign the entire door somehow.
Originally Posted by wrxrocks
I am not worry about picture # 1 as much. A good glue will do the job. But picture # 2 will be a major problem for me. It seems like am not the only one with this trimming issue. We'll see what the service guys say and do about it. I am sure they will fix it, but I just don't trust them to mess around with my new car, after all this is the most expensive car I have ever owned. It turns out that it has the worst interior I have seen of all my cars.
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Originally Posted by timn99
Hmmm.....looking up close, does it seem the side door Washi trim is attached too low, or would they have to realign the entire door somehow.
Originally Posted by G-Whizzer
Maybe it's the dash set in too high??
Let us know what you find out....
Let us know what you find out....
The whole dash has to be too high though... I've taken the trim off the dash and it doesn't move easily, so it's not like the trim could be higher without the rest of the dash moving.
BTW my trim lines up perfectly as well.
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Originally Posted by viguera
It's gotta be the dash... the trim on the door is set and the whole thing would be mismatched... the door handles wouldn't work, etc...
The whole dash has to be too high though... I've taken the trim off the dash and it doesn't move easily, so it's not like the trim could be higher without the rest of the dash moving.
BTW my trim lines up perfectly as well.
The whole dash has to be too high though... I've taken the trim off the dash and it doesn't move easily, so it's not like the trim could be higher without the rest of the dash moving.
BTW my trim lines up perfectly as well.
. I know this is not good news, if they have to remove the entire dash just to fix the trim.
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it isn't that big of a deal. i had my dash removed. i had to have the computer (ECM/ECU) replaced in mine. dealership did the work, and the car is EXACTLY like i bought it. my service dept. is AWESOME
Originally Posted by spacecowboy
it isn't that big of a deal. i had my dash removed. i had to have the computer (ECM/ECU) replaced in mine. dealership did the work, and the car is EXACTLY like i bought it. my service dept. is AWESOME
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Originally Posted by viguera
Yeah it's not a big deal at all... I've removed the trim, the dash, the radio and just about any part of the front of the car except for the seats and it's not a big deal at all.