Just trying to remove headlining from Coupe with a glass sunroof, please can someone tell me if the plastic surround for hole in headlining is just clipped to the sunroof opening, seems very firmly stuck. Cheers.
Headliner removal - Clips around glass sunroof?
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There are clips at the edge (see diagram below). Open sunroof. Locate clips. Use 1" putty knife between clip and metal opening. Quick rap on end of putty knife. Caution: If you don't get the putty knife between the clip and the metal opening but just on the clip, you will rip the headliner away from the clip.
Don't ask why I know this. It was the first one.
I got the rest off okay.

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You're welcome. Although I still check out the S2Forum first thing in my morning, I don't participate in any threads here (or on quattroworld for that matter) that are more debates than ones with or looking for definitive answers. Your post was one that I had a clear BTDT answer, so I replied. I've been spending more time on a forum that is for 1955-61 Chrysler products where I am a noob with a 1956 Dodge Custom Royal D500 with a 260 hp 315 cu. in. hemi and, as often as not, looking for answers not providing them. Welcome change for me.
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Great car Dave!Comment
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Alright Guys
Started my coupe headlining removal today with a glass sunroof. Currently at the stage of slowly peeling the headlining away but what's the crack with the headlining being fixed to the plastic sunroof trim?
People mention some clips that have to be removed to allow removal of the headlining but I'm not seeing any.
With the glass sunroof panel out, I thought I would see some obvious clips that need removing but so far nothing.
Any help or pics much appreciated.
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Wiggle something flat in between the headlining and the trim and lever. The clips hold on quite strongly. Try to feel for where the clip is and lever right there.
An old butter knife or a flat trim pry tool should do it.
IIRC the clips stay attached to the headlining.Comment
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Cheers mucker.
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