shadowninja
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How can I remove it without damaging it? There's a rattle behind (probably a loose screw) and if I could remove the trim, I could sort it out. Or I could give a stealership my first born... 
CLK, interior rear quarter trim
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Trim can be a pain to remove and even with the best tools sometimes the clips do break. I would recommend looking at the exploded diagrams on the Ruski site then attack the panel with fingers and plastic pry bars.
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thanks for the reply... the ruski site?
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This one; http://www.detali.ru/cat/oem_mb0.asp?TP=1
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woah. thanks!
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