[s-cars] '92 S4 - hunting for a few parts! (Relay, trim,& washer resevoir)

[Bob Frizzell]

Marc,
There is a screw hidden behind the rubber door moulding at the rear.  Once
that is removed the strip will slide off. HTH
Bob
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Marc Gorelick" <marc at frogville.net>
To: <s-car-list at audifans.com>
Sent: Monday, December 27, 2004 8:51 AM
Subject: Re: [s-cars] '92 S4 - hunting for a few parts! (Relay, trim,&
washer resevoir)


> On a related note, I actually have replaced the trim strips on the front
> doors already, and have shiny new ones for the rears...but I can't figure
> out how to get them installed! It looks like I have to pull the rear doors
> off in order to gain access to the fasteners. Anyone know differently?
Door
> removal seems both extreme and difficult.
>
> Marc
>
> At 03:05 PM 12/22/2004 -0700, Karen Hartley wrote:
> >Indeed!  No, the northern salt & snow hasn't penetrated that far into the
> >car (yet) - and it is now in sunny Florida.  I am looking for an outside
> >rub strip, left rear mid-door.
> >Bob Rossato writes:
> >>>A few months back I swapped out all my '92 Elm wood trim for some nice
> >>>'93 Carbon fiber. I gave all my elm, minus the climate control
> >>>surround,  to Mark Strangways <strangconst at rogers.com> at the '04 S
> >>>Fest. He needed a few pieces replaced, not sure which one, so he might
> >>>have a spare from me to him to you. Just shoot him an e-mail.
> >>I believe Karen is referring to the exterior rub strip, not the interior
> >>door panel wood trim pieces.  If those were swelling up, corroding, and
> >>popping off then Karen has much bigger problems.
> >>Bob
> >
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