n00b bout to school you peoples...grill removal
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This is how I take mine off. I dont understand what the other posts are talking about. Pop those bumper plugs type things off and pull the grill from those hook things and thats it.
This is how I take mine off. I dont understand what the other posts are talking about. Pop those bumper plugs type things off and pull the grill from those hook things and thats it.
finally got some sunshine today. got the pics.
if you pop your hood, you find this hole...

if you look in said hole, you see this...

you can see that the diamond fits thru a square hole. so use a flathead screwdriver and turn it 90 degrees (mine turned easier one way than the other) and it will slip right thru the hole, so your grill just slips off the front.
then once the grill is ready to be installed, you can twist the whole clip and it will come out of it's slot, and you can put it into the grill then just clip it back in. again, it twisted easier one way than the other to come out of the slot as well.
installed grill looks as such...

for my next DIY i will show you how to check the specs on the endline for the rotary girder...
if you pop your hood, you find this hole...

if you look in said hole, you see this...

you can see that the diamond fits thru a square hole. so use a flathead screwdriver and turn it 90 degrees (mine turned easier one way than the other) and it will slip right thru the hole, so your grill just slips off the front.
then once the grill is ready to be installed, you can twist the whole clip and it will come out of it's slot, and you can put it into the grill then just clip it back in. again, it twisted easier one way than the other to come out of the slot as well.
installed grill looks as such...

for my next DIY i will show you how to check the specs on the endline for the rotary girder...
lolwut... i didnt have to do that turn 90degree stuff... odd
btw did you skip painting the middle 2 grills? Thats actually a great idea... might do that...
btw did you skip painting the middle 2 grills? Thats actually a great idea... might do that...
probably because someone else got frustrated when taking your grill off and broke the clips...cause they didn't have a DIY!! 
and i gathered up all the smart assery from this thread and slathered it on those two fins. paint won't stick to it.

and i gathered up all the smart assery from this thread and slathered it on those two fins. paint won't stick to it.




n00b bout to school you peoples...
BAHAHAHAHHAHA Good one!!!





