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LukeK · May 19th, 2005, 07:05 PM

So I ordered the top portion of the aero grill because I already had the bottom on but the collision center never put it on, and I went to take off the stock one, and it was more like tearing off then actually removing it. The plastic screws don't unscrew or anything. Anyway, the top portion of the aero grill doesn't stick in well at all. No screws or anything go in, just little rods in place of where the stock screws where? Is it this insecure or is there something else to help keep the top portion of the aero grill in. . . . . .?

Gr8Dain · May 19th, 2005, 09:00 PM

If you kept the little metal "nuts", then apply pressure while turning clockwise and you will "screw" the nuts onto the little black studs. Mine is secure. Wasn't really sure if it would be, but all is good so far.

May 19th, 2005, 07:05 PM	#1
LukeK 05Cooper Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Doylestown, PA Local Time: 08:02 PM Posts: 6 Offline	Top Aero grill installation gone physco So I ordered the top portion of the aero grill because I already had the bottom on but the collision center never put it on, and I went to take off the stock one, and it was more like tearing off then actually removing it. The plastic screws don't unscrew or anything. Anyway, the top portion of the aero grill doesn't stick in well at all. No screws or anything go in, just little rods in place of where the stock screws where? Is it this insecure or is there something else to help keep the top portion of the aero grill in. . . . . .?

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May 19th, 2005, 09:00 PM	#2 (permalink)
Gr8Dain Gotta Get Out More!!! Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Northern, VA, US Local Time: 08:02 PM Posts: 829 Offline	If you kept the little metal "nuts", then apply pressure while turning clockwise and you will "screw" the nuts onto the little black studs. Mine is secure. Wasn't really sure if it would be, but all is good so far.

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