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Foggy69 · 25th February 2008, 14:27

The trim is held on with about 12 clips and 2 screws. It also hooks into the bumper trim. So it would be very unlikely to come off on it's own. I expect a kerb just caught the underside of it and pulled it off.

The wheel-arch trim should just push back into the bumper trim and just click into place. There are no separate clips where the 2 join, it is moulded into the trim. I found it a bit fiddly, but it went in eventually.

I don't think it should take a dealer any more than 5 minutes to sort out, as long as there doesn't appear to be any damage to the trim.

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Foggy69 Vivid Blue Rocks!!! Rocketship door handle Join Date: 5th December 2006 Location: Westerham Posts: 1,067 Thanks: 2 Thanked 7 Times in 6 Posts iTrader: (0)	The trim is held on with about 12 clips and 2 screws. It also hooks into the bumper trim. So it would be very unlikely to come off on it's own. I expect a kerb just caught the underside of it and pulled it off. The wheel-arch trim should just push back into the bumper trim and just click into place. There are no separate clips where the 2 join, it is moulded into the trim. I found it a bit fiddly, but it went in eventually. I don't think it should take a dealer any more than 5 minutes to sort out, as long as there doesn't appear to be any damage to the trim.