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You can see the sag in this pic at the rear of the headliner. | |
Remove the visor screws and this support on the opposite end of the visor. It has a phillips head screw holding it on (can be removed through the hole). |
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To remove the console, flip the sunglass holder down and use a screwdriver to twist the plug you see in this pic. | |
There is only one electrical plug to the console usually. |
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To remove the pull handles, pry the metal trim up and out at the end of the handle. It pops right out. | |
This shot shows the Jaguar XJ8 visor electrical plug |
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The side trim is attached with small plastic plugs. You can see the black plastic plugs in this picture. To remove them, give them a tug and they should come loose once you've removed the pull handles. It is only necessary to remove one of the rear panels, the other side of the headliner board can be slid from under the panel. | |
Remove the pinch welt from around the sunroof opening. |
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This is a shot of the plastic pieces at the rear of the headliner board, don't know exactly what they are for, but they must be removed. A phillips head screw can be seen once the small plastic cover is pulled up. |
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The headliner board of the 1998 Jaguar XJ8 after it has been cleaned. It's ready to be recovered. |
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If you look closely, you can see the bend marks from the headliner board being removed. Again we say, it will look like it's going to break when removing it, but it is very resilient. Read this for more on removing the board from the car |
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Recover the board about 1/3 at a time, this will give you time to work with the adhesive before it dries. When the board is fully recovered, cut the sunroof opening out leaving about 2 inches of overhang. |
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Put the headliner back into the car, and reattach everything just like it came out. Cut the excess off from around the sunroof opening and put the pinch welt back into place. |
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Then you are good to go! |