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Old Jun 6th, 2007, 10:45 PM
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Fitting Wipac's

Hello all.

I received my Wipacs and wiring kit today, and just had a couple of questions before I undertake the work at the weekend. Firstly I just wanted to double check the position of the screws. There's 2 that kinda go under the grill? Does this mean the actual plastic has to be drilled through as there seemed to be the plastic grill that sits on top the a metal bit of the bonnet?! Then the third screw goes on the inner skin of the bonnet?

There were also no screws with them, although from other threads I think this is correct? What is best to use. Any particular type/length. I've read self tapping, so this would mean the hole I drill needs to be considerably smaller than the screw?!

Anyway any help would be good, pics would also come in handy of the fitted brackets if anyone has some.

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yep you have to drill through the plastic for the brackets. My advice would be to go to halfords and get yourself a hand riveter, makes the installation dead easy and they are only 15 quid or so!
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Fantastic, thanks very much. Think I'm all set for Sunday now!

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