Sill cover parts no. help

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01-13-2020, 03:47 PM

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Pictures of 928 559 313 02 - metal not rubber/plastic

I think these are the correct ones, Roger!

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01-13-2020, 03:52 PM

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I can't imagine how anyone would get the 25+ year old plastic upper trim strip (928 559 289/290 05) out of the channel in the sill without tearing it. I treat them as (expensive) disposables.

I tried for sure but there was absolutely no way I could get it out in one piece, Rob.

Hopefully the new one will go in without too much trouble…..

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01-13-2020, 06:42 PM

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I can't imagine how anyone would get the 25+ year old plastic upper trim strip (928 559 289/290 05) out of the channel in the sill without tearing it. I treat them as (expensive) disposables.

Here's a shot of all the sill hardware from one side of an '89:

yup..i bought two new ones. one was split a little to begin with then once you start to slide it and it sticks, its all over with. I then just yanked it and said FK it, picked and slid the rest out of the channel with a dental pick and pliers.

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