Pillar Trims

Hi all, Can any of you wise guys tell me how to remove the plastic
centre pillar trims so I can route some coax down it. I can see some
internal fixings, so if I break any, which type will I need? TIA Dave.
Not quite like the 110 somehow d;-)

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Dave Piggin wrote:
> Hi all, Can any of you wise guys tell me how to remove the plastic
> centre pillar trims so I can route some coax down it. I can see some
> internal fixings, so if I break any, which type will I need? TIA Dave.
> Not quite like the 110 somehow d;-)

What vehicle matey?

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> > Hi all, Can any of you wise guys tell me how to remove the plastic
> > centre pillar trims so I can route some coax down it. I can see some
> > internal fixings, so if I break any, which type will I need? TIA Dave.
> > Not quite like the 110 somehow d;-)

> What vehicle matey?

>> Suppose it helps to indentify the motor d:-( It's a td5, and I
>> also need to remove the bottom sill trim as I also need to route a
>> direct feed from the battery. TIA Dave

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"Dave Piggin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
>> > Hi all, Can any of you wise guys tell me how to remove the plastic
>> > centre pillar trims so I can route some coax down it. I can see some
>> > internal fixings, so if I break any, which type will I need? TIA Dave.
>> > Not quite like the 110 somehow d;-)
>
>> What vehicle matey?
>
>>> Suppose it helps to indentify the motor d:-( It's a td5, and I
>>> also need to remove the bottom sill trim as I also need to route a
>>> direct feed from the battery. TIA Dave
>

Well, that identified the engine (or motor as we call 'em in Australia).
Now what about the type of LR. I assume Disco II

Ron