New Grill for my v6 Pony Package
Hey Guys,
One of my fog lights broke on my v6 pony package grill. I bought a new base v6 grill and a billet layover grill. My question is how do I remove the factory grill and install the newone? I want to keep the wireing so maybe in the future i might want to switch back to fogs. How do i go about removing the factory grill to put on my new grill?
One of my fog lights broke on my v6 pony package grill. I bought a new base v6 grill and a billet layover grill. My question is how do I remove the factory grill and install the newone? I want to keep the wireing so maybe in the future i might want to switch back to fogs. How do i go about removing the factory grill to put on my new grill?
I believe there are 9 plastic clips that hold the grill in, it is rather easy to remove. You should just need a flathead screwdriver to get them out. Just remove the plastic shield on top of the grill/radiator and you will see them.
I like the Saleen and GT/CS bumpers but I spent $120 on my grille.... didn't have enough for a new bumper and the factory lights. I have spent a total of under $1000 on my car and I don't really want to break over that any time soon :X
college and other bills > mods
college and other bills > mods
Just teasing you.
The best I have done so far is $700 for a 99 V6 convertible with a blown motor. Bought a running replacement motor with half the miles for $200 and I now have a sweet V6 convertible for about $1200 after making everything look and feel new again.
The best I have done so far is $700 for a 99 V6 convertible with a blown motor. Bought a running replacement motor with half the miles for $200 and I now have a sweet V6 convertible for about $1200 after making everything look and feel new again.
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Steve@CJPP
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Aug 19, 2015 08:52 PM
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