Has anyone added the AE door sills?
08-13-2001, 09:20 AM
#1
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Has anyone added the AE door sills to their 6.
I see courtesy has them for $18.95 per door. Does anyone know if they exist for cheaper?
How much work is involved in the front door replacement? (meaning is it a pop out/re-glue or just a snap-in replace)
Thanks
I see courtesy has them for $18.95 per door. Does anyone know if they exist for cheaper?
How much work is involved in the front door replacement? (meaning is it a pop out/re-glue or just a snap-in replace)
Thanks
08-13-2001, 09:42 AM
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They are cheaper if you work the ".org" discount with them. Or contact DAVEB on this board.
They are a simple install to pop the old ones out and the new ones in. Use work gloves so you don't cut your fingers ... no tools necessary
They are a simple install to pop the old ones out and the new ones in. Use work gloves so you don't cut your fingers ... no tools necessary
08-13-2001, 09:53 AM
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It's simple. Just rip them out.
Have a damp rag to clean under the sills and some wax to protect the paint. Took me all of 3.5 minutes. I think it's longer to take the protective plastic off the new sills than to install them!
Have a damp rag to clean under the sills and some wax to protect the paint. Took me all of 3.5 minutes. I think it's longer to take the protective plastic off the new sills than to install them!
08-13-2001, 10:37 AM
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You can call DaveB at
1-800-251-7278
I'm ordering the door sills from him also. Price I was given was $60 for all 4, which includes shipping and handling. Nice!
Tanmann9
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(Someone know how to get a tranny swap for cheap?)
1-800-251-7278
I'm ordering the door sills from him also. Price I was given was $60 for all 4, which includes shipping and handling. Nice!
Tanmann9
2000 Maxima SE Black Automatic
(Someone know how to get a tranny swap for cheap?)
08-13-2001, 05:31 PM
#10
Originally posted by pjandres
They are cheaper if you work the ".org" discount with them. Or contact DAVEB on this board.
They are a simple install to pop the old ones out and the new ones in. Use work gloves so you don't cut your fingers ... no tools necessary
They are cheaper if you work the ".org" discount with them. Or contact DAVEB on this board.
They are a simple install to pop the old ones out and the new ones in. Use work gloves so you don't cut your fingers ... no tools necessary
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