How Do I Remove Headliner?

[RBBRMADE]

Can anyone post directions from a service manual, or something? I am mechanical adept, but I have never removed one of these suckers!

I need to remove the headliner to install a overhead video monitor with my moonroof.

Any help greatly appreciated!

Ron

 

[MI_99XPL]

Well I only have 1 portion of it....

To remove the B pillars (between front and rear door)
1) Front sill panels - pivit the front foot sill panel up from the door side. There are about 3 or 4 clips holding them down. Once the clips are free, slide the piece away from under the seat.
2) Rear sill panels - pull the rear sill panel up. I think there are 3 clips holding it down.
3) B-piller - Now that the sill panels are removed, you can unclip the B-pillar. There are about 4 clips holding it in. Start at the bottom of the panel and pull toward the center of the interior. work your way up. Once inclipped, you should see how the grap handles are fastened and if you need to remove them.


All that's left is the OHC, visors, A-pillars, rear interior pieces.

 

[jmg3]

don't touch that headliner, they never go back on correctly and it always sags afterwards. Get the video's in the visors, or put it ihn the dash like my AV. see the pictures on my website in the link below!!!

 

[WesTexAVY]

RBBRMADE has already completed his overhead monitor install back in August. Very cool and a lot of ingenuity .

Check out this older thread with more pictures about his 10.4" overhead monitor (with a sunroof) install:
RBBRMADE's 10.4" Flip down Monitor install

 

[RBBRMADE]

RBBRMADE has already completed his overhead monitor install back in August. Very cool and a lot of ingenuity .


Check out this older thread with more pictures about his 10.4" overhead monitor (with a sunroof) install:
RBBRMADE's 10.4" Flip down Monitor install

Thank you, WesTexAVY ! I couldn't beleive it when I saw a reply notification in my inbox on this one! My original post was in August!
We have thouroughly enjoyed our overhead monitor and vcr. It was well worth the money and effort to install.

Seeya!
Ron