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Trim replacement

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I've seen similar topics posted but didn't find much specific guidance. I'm replacing the interior trim in my 05 Cayenne S, removing the alulminum trim and installing olive wood (OEM). Can anybody offer some guidance on removal and installation of the trim pieces? Now that I've bought a box of parts I need to figure out what to do with them :D .

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They are all held on the same, clips.

Try the strip over the glove box first, use a plastic lever under the bottom and lift it from the side.

quote name='PSDog' date='Oct 27 2007, 02:16 PM' post='83509']

I've seen similar topics posted but didn't find much specific guidance. I'm replacing the interior trim in my 05 Cayenne S, removing the alulminum trim and installing olive wood (OEM). Can anybody offer some guidance on removal and installation of the trim pieces? Now that I've bought a box of parts I need to figure out what to do with them :D .

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I've seen similar topics posted but didn't find much specific guidance. I'm replacing the interior trim in my 05 Cayenne S, removing the alulminum trim and installing olive wood (OEM). Can anybody offer some guidance on removal and installation of the trim pieces? Now that I've bought a box of parts I need to figure out what to do with them :D .

Did you manage to finish the replacement?

I am in the same situation....I've posted a new thread before (i just read your thread).

I still need to do the centre console (the area around the gear shift lever) and the 2 pieces on behind the steering - left side) but not sure how.

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