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I have a replacement arm rest but am puzzled on how to replace it.
It looks like most of the attachment points are glued into the door panel with these dime-sized pieces of ABS. But the replacement armrest only has the stems, not the "heads"
I guess at the factory they use some kind of head machine to quickly bond the armrest to the panel with round ABS buttons.
Does anyone have experience on this? am I better off trying to screw metal screws into the stems for a conventional attachment, or should I try to create my own ABS "heads" and try to bond everything using ABS cement?
glc 300 front driver door panel, backside, arm rest connections highlighted.
you found the part, which I haven't seen listed separately
you're aware of your options - glue or screws - and willing to give it a go
you came to the right place for opinions!!
I think THIS W203 THREAD could be helpful, with photos, removal instructions and even a glue recommendation. I'd try the glue first, as you could later screw right through your glued spots if they don't hold.
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