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Not an answer but a question.… My son’s 2012 13” MacBook Pro is exhibiting the same behavior. I cannot see a break in the frame but I will have to look again. I do see a lot of old, dried adhesive. What I am wondering is what adhesive to use to repair the separation? Both Mayer and Rany mention epoxy, but which one? Would the adhesive strips used to hold an iMac’s display in place work? Also, do I need to carefully pry/remove the aluminum case from the display, clean up all of the old adhesive, and then apply new adhesive? (I am assuming I would have to remove the case to repair the frame.)
Try as I did, I simply could not trim the two rubber bumpers from Step 6 to fit. I would put them in place and the drive (Seagate Exos 7E8 8TB Internal Hard Drive–ST8000NM0055) simply would not fit. I would be a bit too tall on one side or the other. The drive would be a bit off center one way or the other so that the SATA cable didn’t line up or the other bumper would not fit. Ultimately, I opted to forgo the bumpers altogether. I understand this may make the drive a bit wobble inside the housing and it may make vibration noise a bit more, but the drive fit without issue once the bumpers were removed.