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Evil Trailblazer SS · 11-05-2012, 10:35 AM

All crew cab head liners were the same...there are no bows or any support in the headliner at all, the dome light holds the center of the headliner up and that's it other than all the trim around the edges. I recommend dynamat ring the ceiling before reinstalling the headliner...it will make a huge difference in vibration sound as well as general sound and thermal insulation!

Removing the headliner is only possible (as others have said) through the passenger front door unless you remove glass from the cab. Also, removing the front seat will make things a lot easier and prevent creasing of the headliner board...
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Evil Trailblazer SS Big Gulps Huh? Whelp... Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Reno, NV Posts: 410	Re: Crew Cab Headliner Question All crew cab head liners were the same...there are no bows or any support in the headliner at all, the dome light holds the center of the headliner up and that's it other than all the trim around the edges. I recommend dynamat ring the ceiling before reinstalling the headliner...it will make a huge difference in vibration sound as well as general sound and thermal insulation! Removing the headliner is only possible (as others have said) through the passenger front door unless you remove glass from the cab. Also, removing the front seat will make things a lot easier and prevent creasing of the headliner board... Posted via Mobile Device __________________ "The Ghost II" - 1987 V30 CC, 14-BFF (2nd Design Heavy Ribbed HD) SRW Conversion, 454/4L80E/205, 6" Springs, 35" Toyo MT's on 17" Classic II's, Full Audio System, Lot of Other Goodies! Last edited by Evil Trailblazer SS; 11-05-2012 at 10:44 AM.



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