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After you undo the 2 nuts at the top is it just a matter of using a bit of force to push out all the wee clips holding it along the bottom??

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it can be done but risk off snappage, remove bumper
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Do you really have t take the bumper off?? thats a bugger lol

Surely leaving it on wouldnt make much difference?

Anyone else have experience in this field?
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remove the 2 8mm's that hold the grill on then the 28mm's that hold the top of the bumper to the landing panel, you can then pull out one side at a time and pop it off, take the 2 8mm's of the tiop of the bumper and theres plenty of flex to get the grill out

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Just undo the 2 nuts at the top holding the grill in and push on it.

You'd have to be REALLY rough with it to break anything
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Right thats grand, thanks once the slatted grill arrives I'll have a go lol
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Brute force FTW

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I couldn't push mine out with my hands, so I kicked it out. Broke a few clips on the V-grill, but was going in the bin.
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fair enough
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Mine pushed out easily enough with a little persuasion.
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I managed to get it out without breaking anything, you shouldn't need to take the bumper off. Just push it and out it comes Don't push it from the top or anything because that's how you'll break it, do it from quite near the bottom.

Numberwang!

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Bumper off never heard anything so ridiculous.
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Well you do want to be careful. You should also take your boot off when changing your numberplate over or de-badging.

Numberwang!

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flol
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good advice that is
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quote:
Originally posted by Daveskater
I managed to get it out without breaking anything, you shouldn't need to take the bumper off. Just push it and out it comes Don't push it from the top or anything because that's how you'll break it, do it from quite near the bottom.


Same here, I did mine in a small, dark garage too!
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quote:
Originally posted by deano87
Bumper off never heard anything so ridiculous.


Thats what 20valver would do
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20valver...the one who knows all lol although are airboxes not more his scene?
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That's his speciality yeah, along with breaking and speaking as much nonsense as possible

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hammer lol
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quote:
Originally posted by Daveskater
Well you do want to be careful. You should also take your boot off when changing your numberplate over or de-badging.


Does that include taking the front wing/bumper off when changing a light bulb?
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quote:
Originally posted by Daveskater
Well you do want to be careful. You should also take your boot off when changing your numberplate over or de-badging.


Do you also remove your door to clean the window?
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Originally posted by SR-91
Does that include taking the front wing/bumper off when changing a light bulb?

If my memory serves me correctly I'm pretty sure the Corsa Haynes actually tells you to remove the front bumper. Maybe they're not allowed to tell you to 'niggle' it in until it slots in
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i never had to mine poped of and then poped new one in ...
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quote:
Originally posted by Graham88
quote:
Originally posted by SR-91
Does that include taking the front wing/bumper off when changing a light bulb?

If my memory serves me correctly I'm pretty sure the Corsa Haynes actually tells you to remove the front bumper. Maybe they're not allowed to tell you to 'niggle' it in until it slots in

Not for the grill but it does for the headlights to come out!

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