Removing the Fender Vent
#4
No, the fender is on. The grill got knocked out (in) several years ago. I found the grill behind the wheel liner and squeezed it out between the liner and the fender.
I just thought there might be a simple way of getting the whole vent assembly out without too much trouble. Then I could fix the grill and put the vent back in.
I think the tabs on the grill are broken, but I figure i can either glue, rivet, screw, etc. the grill back on...
I just thought there might be a simple way of getting the whole vent assembly out without too much trouble. Then I could fix the grill and put the vent back in.
I think the tabs on the grill are broken, but I figure i can either glue, rivet, screw, etc. the grill back on...
#5
Weird Cat Man
I had the exact same problem as you do. I took out the fender liner (pulled it back really, not completely out) on that side and then used some plastics epoxy and managed to get it back on there with out removing anything else. It was a little tricky, but I got it done.
Probably it would be better to just take the fender off... less trouble overall.
Brian
Probably it would be better to just take the fender off... less trouble overall.
Brian
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