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Old 8th August 2013, 07:52 AM
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Originally Posted by IT View Post
Later FL D2's tended to come with plastic instead of wood, so your config isnt unusual at that age.
That presumably explains it.
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Originally Posted by The_Laird View Post
And it seems quite common that 'wood' door inserts don't match the rest of the wood trim.
Like my old car, which was the origin of this thread. So I'm happy with that.
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so that's 2 FEs with plastic door inserts at least
Mine's not an FE though, just a very late standard FL model.
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And, finally, they're very easy to remove. Lower part pops off to reveal fixing screws IIRC.
Good news.

So, no need to take the whole door panel off then. Are PF and FL the same?
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