I have a an 04 Liberty B4 wagon and I have a very small section of the turret that has some underlying rust beginning. The area is right next to the plastic strip that runs nearly the full length of the turret on each side. I have removed the little clips that expose a 8mm bolt and I have also removed that bolt but I'm buggered if I can remove these plastic strips.
Can someone help.
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Assistance Required.
by Divey » Sun Apr 10, 2011 10:07 am
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Re: Assistance Required.
by jacobraftery » Sun Apr 10, 2011 9:32 pm
Hey mate, Cant really picture it...
Maybe some photos would help?
Maybe some photos would help?
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Re: Assistance Required.
by jp928 » Mon Apr 11, 2011 9:13 am
Also a big help if your subject lists the model year, and type of problem - eg bodywork. Then people who dont know anything about the area wont waste time looking, but the people who do know something will chime in.
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Re: Assistance Required.
by Divey » Mon Apr 11, 2011 12:36 pm
I went and saw a friend to day that owns a small smash repair business. NOT HAPPY.........you have to remove the entire roof lining including four airbad section to get to the scres that hold the plastic strips to the turret. It's not going to happen. 
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Re: Assistance Required.
by Divey » Mon Apr 11, 2011 12:40 pm
jp928 wrote:Also a big help if your subject lists the model year, and type of problem - eg bodywork. Then people who dont know anything about the area wont waste time looking, but the people who do know something will chime in.
jp 08 gtb 6mt
I'm terribly sorry for wasting your time. After all, it was my first post on this forum and I simply followed what others have been doing.
Next time (if ever) I post something here I will make the subject my entire post. Will that suffice
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Re: Assistance Required.
by garbo41610 » Mon Apr 11, 2011 12:41 pm
What turrets??? Are you talking about the A, B and C pillars?
Car(s): Steel Silver MY10 GT Wagon + 1985 Subaru Sherpa
Mods: (GT) HKS Panel Filter. The HKS I put in the MY10 is the same filter I took out of my MY05 GT. So yes, they do fit. Custom leather heel pad to minimise carpet wear in the drivers footwell. Slotted front rotors. (Sherpa) 14'' 6 Spoke mags, Chrome Gear Shift (sick!), Alloy Pedals (sicker!), new positive and negative battery terminals, Alpine cda-9827 H/U, JBL GT 6x9's boxed and mounted (sickest!), Kicker DS650.2 component speakers mounted in the footwells in flibreglass pods, Alpine MRP-F200 4 channel amp (4x40wRMS), Rebadged with hektik chrome eBay badges, STi stickers for more powaaaa, "leather" handbrake boot, recarpetted with grey/black car carpet from Bunnings, sick Clarke Rubber boot mat, polished and waxed.
Mods: (GT) HKS Panel Filter. The HKS I put in the MY10 is the same filter I took out of my MY05 GT. So yes, they do fit. Custom leather heel pad to minimise carpet wear in the drivers footwell. Slotted front rotors. (Sherpa) 14'' 6 Spoke mags, Chrome Gear Shift (sick!), Alloy Pedals (sicker!), new positive and negative battery terminals, Alpine cda-9827 H/U, JBL GT 6x9's boxed and mounted (sickest!), Kicker DS650.2 component speakers mounted in the footwells in flibreglass pods, Alpine MRP-F200 4 channel amp (4x40wRMS), Rebadged with hektik chrome eBay badges, STi stickers for more powaaaa, "leather" handbrake boot, recarpetted with grey/black car carpet from Bunnings, sick Clarke Rubber boot mat, polished and waxed.
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Re: Assistance Required.
by Divey » Mon Apr 11, 2011 12:50 pm
The turret is the name for a roof....the entire roof including the sun roof.
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Re: Assistance Required.
by garbo41610 » Mon Apr 11, 2011 1:00 pm
The turret is the name for a roof....the entire roof including the sun roof.
Ah, there you go LOL.
As jp928 mentioned though, it would be more helpful if your subject title was a bit more specific especially being your first post. As a courtesy more than anything. Seeing a subject line "Assistance Required" and then no form of introduction like "Hi guys or Hi all. I'm blah blah from blah blah" from a new member kind of put people on the back foot.
Car(s): Steel Silver MY10 GT Wagon + 1985 Subaru Sherpa
Mods: (GT) HKS Panel Filter. The HKS I put in the MY10 is the same filter I took out of my MY05 GT. So yes, they do fit. Custom leather heel pad to minimise carpet wear in the drivers footwell. Slotted front rotors. (Sherpa) 14'' 6 Spoke mags, Chrome Gear Shift (sick!), Alloy Pedals (sicker!), new positive and negative battery terminals, Alpine cda-9827 H/U, JBL GT 6x9's boxed and mounted (sickest!), Kicker DS650.2 component speakers mounted in the footwells in flibreglass pods, Alpine MRP-F200 4 channel amp (4x40wRMS), Rebadged with hektik chrome eBay badges, STi stickers for more powaaaa, "leather" handbrake boot, recarpetted with grey/black car carpet from Bunnings, sick Clarke Rubber boot mat, polished and waxed.
Mods: (GT) HKS Panel Filter. The HKS I put in the MY10 is the same filter I took out of my MY05 GT. So yes, they do fit. Custom leather heel pad to minimise carpet wear in the drivers footwell. Slotted front rotors. (Sherpa) 14'' 6 Spoke mags, Chrome Gear Shift (sick!), Alloy Pedals (sicker!), new positive and negative battery terminals, Alpine cda-9827 H/U, JBL GT 6x9's boxed and mounted (sickest!), Kicker DS650.2 component speakers mounted in the footwells in flibreglass pods, Alpine MRP-F200 4 channel amp (4x40wRMS), Rebadged with hektik chrome eBay badges, STi stickers for more powaaaa, "leather" handbrake boot, recarpetted with grey/black car carpet from Bunnings, sick Clarke Rubber boot mat, polished and waxed.
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Re: Assistance Required.
by sooobi » Mon Apr 11, 2011 2:16 pm
Welcome Divey.. Where you from? Rust is always nasty.. pays to get it fixed but.. I'd pay someone to do it 
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Re: Assistance Required.
by Divey » Tue Apr 12, 2011 7:41 am
I am from the Northern Beaches in Sydney, Yep, I know, great place for breeding Pacific Cancer.
The rust spot is about as big as your little finger nail. It's the underlying type rust that just bubbles up the paint a little.
I've fixed it best I can without spending many hundreds of dollars, however, my repair looks shit.
The rust spot is about as big as your little finger nail. It's the underlying type rust that just bubbles up the paint a little.
I've fixed it best I can without spending many hundreds of dollars, however, my repair looks shit.
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