VAL AND INSTALLATION (Continued) Trim, Exterior Grip the tape at one end, slowly lifting and pulling away approximately 12.7mm (1 / 2 inch) at a time. Small pieces can be removed by rolling with your thumb across the sheet metal surface. NOTE: Not all of the adhesive tape will come off with the moulding. Remove the tape from the metal surface using 3M Scotch-Britel Moulding Adhesive and Stripe Removal Disc, 3M Part No. 07501 or 07502. ination 1. NOTE: Emblems should not be installed on vehicles unle'ss sheet metal surface temperatures exceed 27C (80F) minimum. , When all tape is removed, wipe area with isopropyl alcohol and a clean soft cloth. Make sure that all tape residue and road dirt is removed. Use soap and water to finish cleaning the surfaceprior to installing the tape or moulding. if paint surface is damaged during emblem removal, repair as required. Apply the new emblem by pulling back adhesive tape protective cover about three to four inches at the tape surface. Align the new emblem with the masking tape, applied during the removal procedure, and gently press. Remove the protective cover as you proceed fonuard. Make sure the emblem is lined up correctly. The emblem cannot be removed once the tape adheres. Remove the masking tape and wipe the area under the masking tape with isopropyl alcohol to remove residue. louldings, Exterior Body Side Protection To install or repair the body side moulding (extruded PVC with two-way tape), perform the following nocedure. lbmoval Completely clean sheet metal surface area around moulding with isopropyl alcohol and a clean, soft cloth. 2.. Before removing moulding. mark moulding location on top and at each end of moulding with masking tape. , 3. CAUTION: Use care while removing moulding to prevent damage to the paint or sheet metal surface. NOTE: Do not heat moulding or sheet metal surface; this only increases the adhesion. Cold temperatures of 0C (32F) and below allow for easier removal of moulding. Using a nylon wedge, start at rear of door, wedging nylon tool between moulding and door. At the same time, pull moulding away with steady tension. Remove and replace one mouldingat a time. 4. Once a few inches of moulding are free, grip moulding with both hands and pull the moulding slowly toward the front of vehicle. 5. NOTE: Not all of the tape will come off with the moulding. White or gray acrylic tape is most easily removed by gently stretching. Grip tape at one end, lift and pull away slowly about 12.7mm (1 / 2 inch) at a time, then grip and pull again. Small pieces can be removed by rolling thumb across sheet metal surface. 6. To finish removing the tape. the recommended method is with 3M Scotch-Britet Moulding Adhesive and Stripe Removal Disc, 3M Part No. 07501 or 07502. 7. When all tape is removed, wipe area with isopropyl alcohol and clean soft cloth, ensuring that all tape residue and road dirt is removed. A clean surface is required for application of new moulding. Should paint surface be damaged during moulding removal, surface should be repaired using paint repair procedure. Refer to Section 0 100. Installation 1. NOTE: Mouldings should not be installed on vehicle unless sheet metal surface temperature exceeds 27C (80F) and moulding is at a minimum of 22C (71 F). Apply new moulding. 2. Starting at front of door moulding, pull back tape protective liner approximately 75100mm (3-3.9 inches). Do not touch or contaminate tape surface. 1996 F-150, F-250, F-350, Bronco, F~Super Duty Body, Chassis July 1995 0 1 -08-8