Anybody have a fix for this?
Sagging Headliner (1 Viewer)
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dubdub20003
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Take it out, pull fabric off, respray it with adhesive and install in back in... I am not sure there is anything else one can do. I think the recommendation would be 3M Hi Strength 90, but you can probably confirm that on here with some searches. I have not done it on a 100, but on other cars, it is a hassle, and best with a second set of hands.
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Yeah, I don't really want to take on the whole removal project. I might do the screw type pins and I have the metal shelf ordered to attach to the 3rd row grab bars. Hoping this will make it a lot less noticeable.
Screw type pins?
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I pulled the whole thing out of my old Rover, stripped it and painted it. Came out pretty good.
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- #8
How do the AC vents in the headliner come out?
I used these in lieu of recovering a headliner in my old Tahoe. Made it look like grandmas old couch. They work, but they aren’t pretty.
awesomeissquid
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When you pull the headliner the vents are attached to it and come out. They are slide-fit into the HVAC duct and are not positively attached.
awesomeissquid
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One additional thing, when I pulled my headliner the hardest part was the rear HVAC controls. If you dont have that you are lucky. It has 4x tabs that you have to wedge carefully to get it to release. I have a spare unit in my shop. Let me know if you need picture to see what the tabs looks like and their location.
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I did not pull the headliner. Once I decided to add the shelf / storage I opted for a few screws to pin the sagging areas up. It is really not very noticeable and the rack covers it up more than I thought. Pretty happy with the outcome.
awesomeissquid
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Those pins look factory! Nice job.
