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charlotte
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hi guys can anybody help me

i want to remove the roof rails off my audi 80 avant

i have took them off but have found 3x prongs coming from the roof can these be removed or do i need to cut them off

not wanting to remove the headlining

thanks in advance charlotte x

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  • 3 weeks later...

thankyou for getting back to me trevor and sorry for the delay here is a few pics ive just taken i have tried with a dremmel but found the machine didnt have top speed to cut thru them

as you can see from the pics the prongs are factory fitted inside the boxed sides of the roof so unable to remove from inside

please please help me guys xx

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  • no the prongs are inside the box section or the roof i have had the roof lining completely out as i had it re wraped profesionaly
  • and there is no acces to the prongs so can only imagine there are fixed in place
  • and as for the holes i will have them body filled and painted to match the car
  • so you will never even know there was holes there
  • the thing is the audi 80 is such a better car but it does carry the traits of the a4 so why not be different i say i have only ever seen this done once on a uadi 80 and that was in germany when i lived and worked there for a vw specialist
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  • but thanks for getting back to me
  • charlotte x
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Just a thought but do they unscrew as there looks like a flat edge on the lower part of the prong?

If not, I suppose you could grind saw them off almost flush then grind back what's left.

 

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