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Interior Trunk Trim Panels (Estate) — Removal and Installation (Opel Ascona C)

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Contents: Luggage compartment mat ⬇ Side and top trim ⬇

Luggage compartment mat



1. The mat in the rear of the luggage compartment is secured with Velcro strips. Detach the strips and remove the mat; when reinstalling, simply press them again.

2. The rear surface cover of the rear seat backrest, which becomes the luggage compartment floor when the seat is folded, is secured with plastic tabs. With some care, these plastic tabs can be released from the clips without being damaged and can be reused when reinstalling the cover.

Side and top trim



3. Refer to Figure 11.41 and determine the location of the sheathing panels.

4. In each case, the panels are secured with screws and/or plastic clips. Be careful not to break the plastic clips when removing them.

5. If it is necessary to remove the body trim panel, you will need to first remove the rear carpet, then the upper and small rear panels and the rear door support pillar (see Section 24) from the side you intend to work with.

6. When removing the rear small panel, also remove the upper rear seat belt anchor (if installed).

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7. Installation is carried out in reverse order. Replace broken retaining clips if necessary.

Figure 11.41. Luggage compartment trim panels (Estate). 1. Upper inner panel of the rear door…

Figure 11.41. Luggage compartment trim panels (Estate). 1. Upper inner panel of the rear door frame; 2. Upper rear small panel; 3. Rear door pillar panel; 4. Inner rear small panel


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