05 Grill Removal
02-20-2006, 08:01 PM
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RE: 05 Grill Removal
cool, glad to help.
look around and do searches there are alot of us that have posted many things regarding our cars. the artical they did on my car shows the switch drilled into the stock one, but i actually removed that on after we were done and used my gt switch, i like the look better. you just have to tap into the wire it is a ground anyway. also on another forum i have posted all the tsb's for the 05 and 06 and also many work shop pages in pdf. (2005stang.com) they are very helpful. remember there is no such thing as a stupid question! just stupid posers! (did i say that out loud?) anyway most all of the guys and gals here are very cool and willing to help. you have to remember that some of us have seen the same post over and over and over again. but most of us were her once too. take advantage of the few of us that were to impatiant to wait and paid threw the nose for stuff. do lots of searches it is worth your time. almost every question you will ask has been asked before.
C-YA
Tom
look around and do searches there are alot of us that have posted many things regarding our cars. the artical they did on my car shows the switch drilled into the stock one, but i actually removed that on after we were done and used my gt switch, i like the look better. you just have to tap into the wire it is a ground anyway. also on another forum i have posted all the tsb's for the 05 and 06 and also many work shop pages in pdf. (2005stang.com) they are very helpful. remember there is no such thing as a stupid question! just stupid posers! (did i say that out loud?) anyway most all of the guys and gals here are very cool and willing to help. you have to remember that some of us have seen the same post over and over and over again. but most of us were her once too. take advantage of the few of us that were to impatiant to wait and paid threw the nose for stuff. do lots of searches it is worth your time. almost every question you will ask has been asked before.
C-YA
Tom
02-22-2006, 11:19 PM
#12
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RE: 05 Grill Removal
Well everyone, I had to laugh at myself today when I found out how easy it was to remove the grill! I got the top two tabs un-snapped
and yanked on it one good time and almost fell on my *** when it came out. The new grill just fell right into to place. I swear it took all of 5 minutes to remove the old and install the new! My harnesses won't be here until Friday, so I won't actually have them functioning until this weekend.
Thanks again to all of you who replied. I'm having a great time reading all of the threads and wishing I had the $$$ some of you seem to have
....
If your new to the site and looking for a pony grill, check with your Ford dealer. I got mine for $320 (all sold seperatly...grill, 2 lights and 2 harnesses) C-YA!
[IMG]local://upfiles/30387/F13120D3522F48DCB329CC903306CF1E.jpg[/IMG]
and yanked on it one good time and almost fell on my *** when it came out. The new grill just fell right into to place. I swear it took all of 5 minutes to remove the old and install the new! My harnesses won't be here until Friday, so I won't actually have them functioning until this weekend.
Thanks again to all of you who replied. I'm having a great time reading all of the threads and wishing I had the $$$ some of you seem to have
.... If your new to the site and looking for a pony grill, check with your Ford dealer. I got mine for $320 (all sold seperatly...grill, 2 lights and 2 harnesses) C-YA!
[IMG]local://upfiles/30387/F13120D3522F48DCB329CC903306CF1E.jpg[/IMG]
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