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Interior Trim Help, rear sucide door rattle!

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So I have a 2008 Silverado 1500 LT 5.3 Extended Cab Texas Edition. I've had the truck going on 8 years now, but the trim has started to get loose. I've replaced body clips but some of the plastic has begun to break. I've searched junk yards, and auto lots with no luck to replacement. I tried GMdirect for the trim but still unable to find interior trim for this truck. It shakes and rattles over bumps like crazy, back door trim fell off. I've used foam to help quiet the rattling but if the trim doesn't stay on, there's no point. Might be from the back doors rattling (cannot figure that out either). Does anyone have a website link other than GMdirect for where I can find the interior trim replacement? Thank you!

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If the doors themselves are loose there should be a latch at the top and bottom of the doorframe that can be adjusted. 

 

For the trim I suggest checking ebay and any good local salvage yards. Most of the parts aren't being manufactured but with some patience you can usually find used ones that are in decent shape.

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