LBZ: 2006 CCLB Headliner Sags

[fajitatone]

so the headliner could use some center support. Is there any way to have the center, near the light, attach to the roof brace and raise the headliner.

I'm not sure if that's clear but the center droops down about 1.5" in the center and I'd like it to sit flush with the inside roof bracing.

Thanks

 

[TexasRob]

I had the same problem with my truck... I took the whole head liner down and put some 3m double sided tape in various locations. Its been 5 months now and seems to be holding up.

 

[duratothemax]

In late 2006, GM started putting little christmas-tree fasteners in the headliner to keep it from sagging.

The holes are there in the roof support...so if you buy those push-fasteners and poke a hole through your headliner in the right spot, you can put those fasteners in and it will hold the headliner up properly.

I dont know the part number though...

Ben

 

[TexasRob]

In late 2006, GM started putting little christmas-tree fasteners in the headliner to keep it from sagging.

The holes are there in the roof support...so if you buy those push-fasteners and poke a hole through your headliner in the right spot, you can put those fasteners in and it will hold the headliner up properly.

I dont know the part number though...

Ben

If you are talking about the little push fasteners like the ones that hold the inner fender wells on they sell them at auto zone in the help section. They are generic parts.

 

[Josh2002cc]

Something like this.

http://www.clipsandfasteners.com/Interior_Trim_Panel_Retainer_GM_Chrysler_p/a11673.htm

On a side note, this website has a ton of OEM replacement clips and push pins.

http://www.clipsandfasteners.com/Clips_s/219.htm

 

[SSchmi5519]

Sounds like a good time to do this:

 

[TLyons90]

Sounds like a good time to do this:

Suede on the inside, Silver birch on the out!

 

[SSchmi5519]

Suede on the inside, Silver birch on the out!

Normally my OCD keeps it looking smooth, my jackass friends can't keep their dang hands off it lol


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[duratothemax]

The headliner in my S4 is all black and I love the look...Some day Ill do a black/dark suede headliner in my truck. I think it looks awesome. I hate how the truck headliner is the light tan.

Ben

 

[SSchmi5519]

The headliner in my S4 is all black and I love the look...Some day Ill do a black/dark suede headliner in my truck. I think it looks awesome. I hate how the truck headliner is the light tan.

Ben

Me too. Looks on with the light tan interior but the darker options need a charcoal or black headliner.


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[Cknight199]

Sounds like a good time to do this:

That must be a nightmare to keep looking "brushed" haha. I know of several people who would touch it just to piss me off.

 

[SSchmi5519]

That must be a nightmare to keep looking "brushed" haha. I know of several people who would touch it just to piss me off.

Exactly my issue lol.

I just use a clean soft brush works well


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[TLyons90]

Normally my OCD keeps it looking smooth, my jackass friends can't keep their dang hands off it lol


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I would prob be that guy...

 

[fajitatone]

thanks... is there a diagram somewhere that has the locations of those holes? I would need some grey clips too. Interior is grey.

 

[Leadfoot]

Old thread, but here is some more information from the "old place" as I was doing some research myself for this issue.

Is my headliner piece sagging? need help.

www.dieselplace.com