GM 94858493
Emblem

Get ready by collecting the Body Molding Removal Tool part number J 41409 along with other essential tools. Apply masking tape along the body border of the emblem to defend the paint and enable better placement when you put it in place. Heat the part slowly between 104°F to 140°F with additional heating but avoid overheating the component. Cut away the adhesive material of the vehicle part with the Body Molding Removal Tool (J 41409) before removing the molding parts. Wipe the mounting space with a 50/50 mix of isopropyl alcohol and water then make it completely dry before starting the work. Place adhesive tape on the edges of the component for body installation in temperatures between 20-30°C (68-86°F). Adjust the temperature as needed. Set the component to match the temperature zone where it will be installed. Stick the surface component onto the body part by pressing down firmly on all edges of the item.

To change the body emblem, molding, or nameplate, first collect required tools including The Body Molding Removal Tool (J 41409). First, use masking tape to outline the body side of the component to act as both a scratch guard and an alignment aid. Carefully heat the molding, emblem or nameplate to a temperature of 40-60°C (104-140°F) using an auxiliary heating source, taking care not to overheat. Use the Body Molding Removal Tool (J 41409) to cut through the adhesive material and detach the component from the vehicle. For installation, thoroughly clean the mounting area with an appropriate solvent like a 50/50 mixture of Isopropyl alcohol and water and completely dry it. In the exterior edges of the component, apply adhesive tape with the body area of the component in the range of 20-30°C (68-86°F), heating when needed. In addition, ensure the component is at the same temperature range heating it if necessary. Take off the adhesive tape release sheet then attach the component to the body surface while pressing it along its length to make it bond uniformly.