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udash Member Since: 16 Oct 2009 Location: manchester Posts: 196 |
Based on this, just 4 screws and then pulling to front as you have done, could it be that the four clips at the bottom are very tight.
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Tue Sep 20 2016 2:41pm |
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Johnski Member Since: 02 Sep 2015 Location: North Wales & North Yorkshire Posts: 1407 |
Try to give it a sudden hard tug, and you should find it will come straight out.
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Tue Sep 20 2016 2:46pm |
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RRSman Member Since: 10 Feb 2015 Location: London Posts: 1439 |
Thank gents - will give it another go tomorrow! |
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Tue Sep 20 2016 5:28pm |
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MaximusDM Member Since: 04 May 2017 Location: London Posts: 52 |
Did you manage to do this RRSMan? I seem to be having exactly the same issue no matter how much force I use the grille won't budge!! |
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Thu May 04 2017 2:22pm |
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RRSman Member Since: 10 Feb 2015 Location: London Posts: 1439 |
Welcome to the forums.....Yes - take the top screws out and then get your fingers in the centre and slightly lift up and PULL AS HARD AS YOU CAN - don't be scared to break it or it wont come out - it wont break it will come out |
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Thu May 04 2017 2:23pm |
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MaximusDM Member Since: 04 May 2017 Location: London Posts: 52 |
Thanks will try pulling up slightly next time, it's pretty tough as there's very little space for your fingers whilst holding on via that narrow bottom gap. |
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Thu May 04 2017 2:34pm |
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V8tdi Member Since: 30 Apr 2017 Location: Powys Posts: 70 |
Yes I can confirm all of the above I just did the same, and with a good layer of skin of the knuckles and a hard pull it comes off
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Thu May 04 2017 7:56pm |
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matsoutback Member Since: 13 Jul 2016 Location: Queensland Posts: 152 |
I was playing around the other day and tried to remove the grille to adjust the bonnet catch (really needs to slam down to catch on the LHS).
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Thu May 04 2017 8:37pm |
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RRSman Member Since: 10 Feb 2015 Location: London Posts: 1439 |
I have an SVR Grill for sale if anyone wants it PM me - was on my car for 2 months before I sold it on the original grill. |
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Fri May 05 2017 12:25pm |
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MaximusDM Member Since: 04 May 2017 Location: London Posts: 52 |
So I had another go and really pulled as hard as possible even had a neighbour have a go and no dice the only thing I can think of is either I'm holding on the wrong place whilst pulling or this sucker is just jammed on. I might try and put some straps around it and pull else probably and reluctantly going to have to take in to be done. Anyone else got a video of them doing it? |
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Fri May 05 2017 1:23pm |
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ianmo Member Since: 08 Jan 2017 Location: Southampton Posts: 119 |
I used a wide angled trim removal tool on one side at the bottom, gave it a good pull then did the other side, saved the skin on my knuckles |
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Fri May 05 2017 7:16pm |
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MaximusDM Member Since: 04 May 2017 Location: London Posts: 52 |
Hmm ok might try that instead of the straps. |
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Fri May 05 2017 7:59pm |
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MaximusDM Member Since: 04 May 2017 Location: London Posts: 52 |
Success ... finally!! What I ended up doing was using the strap from an old bag and looping around the bottom piece of the grille next to the first clip and was able to pull off easily. Recommend this for anyone having issues trying to get the grille out. |
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Sat May 06 2017 5:31pm |
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RRSman Member Since: 10 Feb 2015 Location: London Posts: 1439 |
glad you managed! The mod is worth the effort as the MY18 will most likely be getting this grill anyway! Mine is now for sale in the for sale section |
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Sun May 07 2017 7:28pm |
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