Removing Grill
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Re: Removing Grill
open hood
take off the plastic screws
pull off grill
put on new grill
close hood
smack yourself on the head for asking a question before opening the hood
http://teamtransport.org/gallery/Sam56n
take off the plastic screws
pull off grill
put on new grill
close hood
smack yourself on the head for asking a question before opening the hood
http://teamtransport.org/gallery/Sam56n
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Re: Removing Grill
FYI.......I did find a thread with a DIY on removing the grille......
Most people on this forum are classy enough to answer perceived "obvious" questions with a respectful answer. Evidently, you're not one of them. So please, if you seen anymore posts by me with a question, keep your opinions to yourself.
Most people on this forum are classy enough to answer perceived "obvious" questions with a respectful answer. Evidently, you're not one of them. So please, if you seen anymore posts by me with a question, keep your opinions to yourself.
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Re: Removing Grill
Its not difficult. I'm a clueless noob when it comes to working on cars and I have had zero problem with 1.) Oil change, 2.) sidemarkers, 3.) alluminum pedal install, 4.) ztube/popcharger, and 5.) grille swap.
I am going to have a shop install my smoked overlays, my exhaust, and my UD crank pulley when I get those though.
I am going to have a shop install my smoked overlays, my exhaust, and my UD crank pulley when I get those though.
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