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How to remove and replace the headliner of the Mini Cooper

Model: Mini Mini R52, R50, R53 - Years 2001-2007

We see below the main instructions that will allow us to remove and replace the headliner or the interior lining of the roof of the Mini Cooper. First of all we get on board the car and begin to disassemble and remove the sun visors, unscrewing the fixing screws; therefore we also remove the grip handles that we find on the upper part and the ceiling of the interior lights, using a thin lever and disconnecting the electrical connectors, as shown in the video. Finally we remove the side pillars and start removing the roof liner, following the video tutorial to the end!

Posted on 23 May 2022 by ScegliAuto

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Let’s see how to remove the boot from the joint on a Fiat Panda. After positioning your car on a column lift: raise it to a comfortable height to work on, loosen the wheel nuts (using a socket wrench or air drill) and remove the wheel. Begin unscrewing the brake disc bolts with a socket wrench. Remove the bolts located under the disc and completely detach the wheel hub. Pull the arm around the joint with your hands. Fit the new boot (after removing the old one) onto the constant velocity joint, then start reassembling all the parts in reverse order.

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