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Print in something that is not brittle, preferably with a brim. There are no supports required as the model features in-model supports itself (between the lowermost plate and the one above). Make sure to enable “detect thin walls” and check the model to verify that the supports will get printed. After printing, use some pointy pliers (or a crafts knife) to break or cut out supports. Be careful while doing this, since the plate is designed to break off when the airbag fires, and you can easily break it off while removing the supports (like I did once). Clean up the print generally, then slide it into the slots on the airbag cover, hook the top edge holders in, use something thin to aim the clips into their holes, and press in until it clicks. If you think my model sucks, I have included the FreeCAD source file for you to adapt. And finally, a safety notice. An airbag is a safety device. I can not guarantee that this clip works as intended, so the use is at your own risk. That said, it's just a stupid clip to attach a piece of trim, and I can't see how it could interfere with the function of an airbag. I have no concerns about the clips and am using them in my own car. You must decide for yourself.