I beleive I read here that in addition to the screws the cladding is also attached with tape. So you may have to pull it off firmly even after screws are out
I beleive I read here that in addition to the screws the cladding is also attached with tape. So you may have to pull it off firmly even after screws are out
After removing the the cladding I put very hot water (near boiling) into the damage area and waited a short time then, while wearing a glove, I popped the cladding back to it's original shape.
Scott
Thanks for the tips...I'll be back and tell you how it goes... Im thinking of the boiling water method....
IIRC, there isn't any tape on the rear cladding. Those hidden Torx are a PITA. Make sure you have a helper on hand when removing and installing so they can hold it out far enough for you to get your hand in there. I think I ended up using a small crescent wrench on the Torx bit since there isn't much room.
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Put a smiley after you say that Bub.