How to remove the A-pillar trim panel of Haval H6?

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DeFinley
07/24/25 1:27pm
Use a flat-head screwdriver wrapped with soft cloth to pry off the front door triangular trim panel from the upper clip position, then remove the front door triangular trim panel. Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the fixing screw of the front door lock inner handle and the screw of the door inner handle.
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VonMary
08/11/25 7:28am
Removing the A-pillar trim panel on a Haval H6 is something I do quite often, and it's pretty straightforward. For tools, a plastic pry bar is the safest choice—never use metal ones to avoid scratching the interior. Start by gently pulling up the door seal near the door opening, where you'll find a small screw or clip. Remove it with a Phillips screwdriver or by hand. Then, slowly pry open the trim panel from the top, releasing the clips one by one with gentle force—no yanking. Once open, be cautious of the airbag wiring inside; avoid tugging or tampering to prevent issues. If you're routing wires for a dashcam, tuck them in and reinstall the panel as it was. Stay patient throughout—the plastic trim is fragile, and replacing it is a hassle if broken. After reassembly, press the clips firmly to check for a snug fit, ensuring no rattles while driving. For safety, turn off the power before starting.
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