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01-04-2007
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Re: 05 maxima
equalizer makes a forked tool just for these clips. I do it by lifting the molding up from the glass high enough to slide my chrome tool in and press on the clip release on one side then the other while pulling up on the molding at the same time. Slow process but it works.
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01-08-2007
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Re: 05 maxima
The easiest way to do these is to use a fiber stick starting at the very back of the car. Pop the clips one by one until the molding is completely released from the roof...then lift up gently and pull the whole molding towards the rear of the vehicle. This will allow you to slide the clips out with out breaking them or bending the molding.
AGN
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