Q: The Diver side panel under the door is lose
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Hi there. In order to help provide some tips or ideas, we need to know the make, model and year of your vehicle, along with some more specifics about the actual parts that are loose. If it’s the floor board, quite often over time the screws that hold these can come loose, and simply need to be tightened.
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