how to install splash guards?
they come with instructions, they are self explanatory. If you still can't figure it out, bring it back to the dealership to have them installed because you shouldn't be handling tools
SIMPLE DIY
you gotta take off the wheels. pull back the wheel wells. open the hood and remove the bolts that connect to the spring/shock. you then move the spring/shock so the top of it is sticking out of the wheel well. once you'e done that, get double sided tape and rip 3 strips and place a small strip on your left palm, and another one on your chair and one on your bottom lip. sit in a chair, hold your hands together, and close your mouth. that should hold you till your package arrives and you can read the instructions that come in the package. easy
you gotta take off the wheels. pull back the wheel wells. open the hood and remove the bolts that connect to the spring/shock. you then move the spring/shock so the top of it is sticking out of the wheel well. once you'e done that, get double sided tape and rip 3 strips and place a small strip on your left palm, and another one on your chair and one on your bottom lip. sit in a chair, hold your hands together, and close your mouth. that should hold you till your package arrives and you can read the instructions that come in the package. easy
^ Sheesh I wouldn't want a DIY for an air freshener.
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Originally Posted by Brando
Well they should have come with both instructions and hardware.
You should have the correct screws and clips that are required.
Anyway....they are very easy to put on. The instructions say to remove the wheels. Not required, I just turned the fronts in the opposite direction of one working on.. The holes you need to make are only thru plastic, no metal.
I took a sharp pick and just punched mine thru, no drill used.
Hold them in the proper position, mark holes, punch thru plastic, install clips in place, peel off tape strips, position, install screws and your done.
Hope this helps.
You should have the correct screws and clips that are required.
Anyway....they are very easy to put on. The instructions say to remove the wheels. Not required, I just turned the fronts in the opposite direction of one working on.. The holes you need to make are only thru plastic, no metal.
I took a sharp pick and just punched mine thru, no drill used.
Hold them in the proper position, mark holes, punch thru plastic, install clips in place, peel off tape strips, position, install screws and your done.
Hope this helps.
Originally Posted by LjN_728
^ Sheesh I wouldn't want a DIY for an air freshener.
This is what I got from a search:
This is what I got from a search:

Using a Microfiber towel, spray a few spritz of your favorite dash cleaner. first wipe down the dash and make sure it's clea and dry. next, remove air freshner out of packaging and place double sided tape on the bottom off the plastic cover, and unwrap the squash scented gel. place gel into plastic cover and close. then, close all windows to make sure everthing is air tight in the vehicle. pick up microfiber towel again and stuff it in your mouth. pull down your pants and fart till the dash begins to moisten up. apply airfreshner in buttcrack for maximum use. please replace squash gel every 2 mos.
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I recieved them today, i dont have the right tools to install them. I was thinking to take it to the dealer and let them install it. How much do you guys think they will charge me for installing the splash guards?
RIGHT TOOLS?!?!?! what do you have..a nail clipper? you only need a phillips screw driver.....maybe a rachet.......i wish you were in cali i would install for you for free........if you bring me lunch that is.....
Dealer will charge you at least $100 I am sure. Find a friend that is handy and get him to install them. It is easy to do, I have installed splash guards on a eclipse and 350z and both took about 40 min.
Originally Posted by Socal_G_sedan
RIGHT TOOLS?!?!?! what do you have..a nail clipper? you only need a phillips screw driver.....maybe a rachet.......i wish you were in cali i would install for you for free........if you bring me lunch that is.....

Originally Posted by sahiwal007
I recieved them today, i dont have the right tools to install them. I was thinking to take it to the dealer and let them install it. How much do you guys think they will charge me for installing the splash guards?
Goto Wal-Mart and buy a cheap tool kit to get you started. All you need is a phillips screw driver, rachet set and a drill bit (or you can try the puncture plastic method as suggested)
I did not even remove my wheels, turned them and did the install. I ommited 1 screw on each side though. Will wait until I remove my wheels to install the screw.





