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Fig. 21 Window Opening Moulding

Fig. 22 Outer Belt Weatherstrip

DOOR OPENING WEATHERSTRIPS

REMOVAL

(1)Remove interior trim as necessary to gain access to door opening weatherstrip.

(2)Pull weatherstrip from pinch flange around door opening.

INSTALLATION

(1)Locate the middle to the weatherstrip at the center of the upper pinch flange. Push weatherstrip onto pinch flange at the top corner near the B-pillar.

(2)When the weatherstrip has been installed down the door opening to the sill pinch flange, mate the ends of the weatherstrip together and finish installing.

BODY SIDE MOULDINGS

STICK-ON BODY SIDE MOULDING REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION

(1)Warm the effected stick-on moulding and body metal to approximately 38°C (100°F) using a suitable heat lamp or heat gun.

(2)Pull stick-on moulding from painted surface.

(3)Remove adhesive tape residue from painted surface of vehicle.

(4)If moulding is to be reused, Remove tape residue from moulding. Clean back of moulding with Mopar, Super Kleen solvent or equivalent. Wipe

moulding dry with lint free cloth. Apply new body side moulding (two sided adhesive) tape to back of moulding.

(5)Clean body surface with Mopar, Super Kleen solvent or equivalent. Wipe surface dry with lint free cloth.

(6)Apply a length of masking tape on the body, parallel to the top edge of the moulding to use as a guide, if necessary.

(7)Remove protective cover from tape on back of moulding. Apply moulding to body below the masking tape guide.

(8)Remove masking tape guide and heat body and moulding, refer to step one. Firmly press moulding to body surface to assure adhesion.

BODY SIDE APPLIQUE

REMOVAL (FIG. 23)

DOOR APPLIQUE

(1)Remove rivets holding bottom or door applique to door pinch flange using a 3 mm (0.125 in.) drill.

(2)Lift door applique upward to disengage applique from retainer channel.

(3)Separate applique from door.

SILL APPLIQUE

(1)Remove push-in fasteners holding sill applique to bottom of rocker panel.

(2)Remove push-in fasteners holding sill applique to front and rear wheel lip openings.

(3)Lift sill applique upward to disengage applique from retainer channels.

(4)Separate sill applique from vehicle.

INSTALLATION

Prime and touch-up bare metal surfaces before installing applique to avoid corrosion. Reverse the removal operation.

Fig. 23 Body Side Applique

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DOOR OPENING SCUFF PLATES

REMOVAL (FIG. 24)

(1)Open front door.

(2)Remove screws holding scuff plate to door sill.

(3)Separate scuff plate from vehicle.

INSTALLATION

Reverse the preceding operation.

A-PILLAR AND ROOF RAIL MOULDINGS

A-PILLAR MOULDING REMOVAL (FIG. 24)

(1)Open front door.

(2)Remove push-in fasteners holding A-pillar moulding to roof rail above door opening.

(3)Remove trim plug and screw holding A-pillar molding to A-pillar

(4)Slide A-pillar moulding upward and pull rearward to separate moulding from A-pillar.

A-PILLAR MOULDING INSTALLATION

Reverse the preceding operation.

LOWER QUARTER TRIM PANEL

REMOVAL (FIG. 24)

(1)Remove tail panel trim cover and security shade, if equipped

(2)Remove rear seat cushion and backs.

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(3)Remove seat back latch striker bezel.

(4)Remove screw covers. Remove screws holding lower quarter trim panel to quarter.

(5)Pull rearward end of trim panel away from quarter panel and push trim forward to clear door opening flange.

(6)Separate lower quarter trim panel from vehicle.

INSTALLATION

Reverse the preceding operation.

UPPER QUARTER TRIM PANEL

REMOVAL (FIG. 24)

(1)Remove lower quarter trim panel.

(2)Remove rear seat shoulder harness turning loop

cover.

(3)Remove bolt holding belt turning loop to C-pillar.

(4)Remove bolt holding front seat belt to floor at door sill.

(5)Remove screw holding coat hook to roof rail.

(6)Remove roof rail moulding as necessary to clear quarter panel removal path.

(7)Remove push-in fastener holding upper quarter trim to roof rail.

(8)Remove screw covers from trim panel to gain access to screws.

(9)Remove screws holding upper quarter trim to quarter panel.

(10)Raise and support lift gate in the up position. Disconnect bottom of lift cylinder.

(11)Swing rear of trim panel away from quarter panel and pull trim forward to clear door opening flange.

(12)Separate upper quarter trim panel from ve-

hicle.

INSTALLATION

Reverse the preceding operation.

LOWER TAIL PANEL TRIM COVER

REMOVAL (FIG. 24)

(1)Raise lift gate to the up position.

(2)Remove hidden screws holding tail panel trim cover to tail panel from carpeted area.

(3)Remove push-in fasteners holding top tail panel trim to opening sill.

(4)Lift up floor cover and position cover out of the

way.

(5)Separate cover from vehicle.

INSTALLATION

Reverse the preceding operation.

LIFT GATE TRIM

REMOVAL (FIG. 25)

(1)Raise the lift to the up position.

(2)Disengage clips holding side moldings to lift gate. Separate moldings from lift gate.

(3)Remove expanding push-in fasteners holding upper trim panel to lift gate.

(4)Remove screw plugs and screws holding upper trim panel to lift gate. Separate upper trim panel from lift gate.

(5)Remove screw plug and screw holding lower trim panel to rear window wiper motor, if equipped.

(6)Remove screws holding lower trim panel to lift gate. Separate lower trim panel from lift gate.

INSTALLATION

Reverse the preceding operation.

FRONT SEAT BELTS

OUTBOARD SHOULDER HARNESS/LAP BELT REMOVAL (FIG. 26)

(1)Adjust front seat to the forward position.

(2)Remove bolt holding outboard lap belt anchor to floor below door sill.

(3)Remove lower and upper quarter trim panels as necessary to gain access to shoulder harness turning loop and retractor.

(4)Remove bolt holding shoulder turning loop to B-pillar.

Fig. 25 Lift Gate Trim

(5)Remove bolt holding belt retractor to quarter panel.

(6)Separate belt from vehicle.

OUTBOARD SHOULDER HARNESS/LAP BELT INSTALLATION

Reverse the preceding operation.

INBOARD BUCKLE REMOVAL (FIG. 26)

(1)Remove bolt holding inboard buckle to floor.

(2)Disconnect seat belt sensor wire connector, if equipped.

(3)Separate buckle assembly from vehicle.

INBOARD BUCKLE INSTALLATION

Reverse the preceding operation.

Fig. 26 Front Seat BeltsÐTypical