
Needed:
Tools:
Philips
Screwdriver
Small prying
device (optional)
Removal
Step 1:
Remove dash
cover
Step 2:
Remove philips screw at the base of the A-pillar.

Step 3: Loosen or
remove overlapping trim. Two pieces of trim - the
front door lower trim, and the rear door upper trim -
overlap with this one, and they need to be loosened or
removed.

Step 4: Unclip trim
carefully. You will likely break off some clips,
unfortunately. To minimize this, use a small prying
tool and pry the trim outward as near to the clips as
possible. Sadly, some clips will likely still break.
Good clip

Broken clip

Broken clip left in
the car

Installation
Installation is the
reverse of removal. Line the clips up and snap them
in, then reconnect the overlapping trim, and replace the
philips screw.