feel stupid but i need help with my grill
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what he said. just look for lots of clips. haha. and maybe a couple of screws. but more clips than screws. there should be a DIY on here or something posted on how to do it. but i mean. i did it without any help. anyone should be able to. lol. but yea. it will take you 20 mins at least.
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You shouldent need to unlcip it from the bottom, just pull the wheel well screws out and the clips from the top and yank it off, and let it lean on the ground, its easier to leave the bottom connected. Thats what I do. Takes about 45 seconds for me to change grills.
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Rep Power: 0 In all honesty, I've never seen one. V8eaterokv6, I'm not sure what you're talking about. The manual I'm refering to is almost an inch thick. And it's plety detailed for anyone with some basic mechanical skills. But I'm sure there's a reason the Honda one's $80. I've just never felt the need to fork over that much cash.
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Rep Power: 256 ive got an '05 and i built a grill for it. you dont have to remove the bumper to take out the grill. all you need to do is start popping out clips and get a stubby phillips screwdriver to take out the screws that hold the stock grill in
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Originally Posted by jester444
In all honesty, I've never seen one. V8eaterokv6, I'm not sure what you're talking about. The manual I'm refering to is almost an inch thick. And it's plety detailed for anyone with some basic mechanical skills. But I'm sure there's a reason the Honda one's $80. I've just never felt the need to fork over that much cash.
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