I took my '02 RS 2.5 in to the dealer (have had it one week) to get the "carbon fiber" upgrade (the silver plastic around the radio console and the black plastic around the window controls get replaced by a slick looking pattern design) as well as an arm-rest extension install.
Apparently the carbon fiber kit required removing the whole dash to get it installed. The procedure went fine I presume--all looks tightly back together (if but for a slight scratch in two places where a screwdriver was clearly used to pry off parts of the old plastic...odd how they would let such a mark be left--but it's small). But that sounds like a big procedure, removing the dash.
Is it likely that all IS back ok? Did I somehow do some harm in getting this installed (by subaru dealer) or am I likely good to go? I asked the guy (not sure if he did the work, unlikely) if things usually go back together ok and he said "oh yea" but that on 10+ year old cars, sometimes a procedure like this would be troublesome.
Am I good to go, would it seem?
Thanks.
Just paranoid,
blakespot
Apparently the carbon fiber kit required removing the whole dash to get it installed. The procedure went fine I presume--all looks tightly back together (if but for a slight scratch in two places where a screwdriver was clearly used to pry off parts of the old plastic...odd how they would let such a mark be left--but it's small). But that sounds like a big procedure, removing the dash.
Is it likely that all IS back ok? Did I somehow do some harm in getting this installed (by subaru dealer) or am I likely good to go? I asked the guy (not sure if he did the work, unlikely) if things usually go back together ok and he said "oh yea" but that on 10+ year old cars, sometimes a procedure like this would be troublesome.
Am I good to go, would it seem?
Thanks.
Just paranoid,
blakespot
