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small black front wheel arch fittings.

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Set pretty much covers any work you will do

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This set pretty much covers any work you will do on your car were trim tools are needed .

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Set pretty much covers any work you will do

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This set pretty much covers any work you will do on your car were trim tools are needed .

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi guys Any body know how to remove the small black front wheel arch fittings. Thanks in advance

POST 2Original post

IIRC there are two types of black fixings, nuts screwed onto studs and push pin studs which have a pin pushed into a clip. For the former, unscrew. For the latter, use a fine flat blade screwdriver to lever out the central plastic part leaving the outer plastic clip in place, then pull out the outer part.

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Ideally you need a flat, pronged trim remover tool.

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This set pretty much covers any work you will do on your car were trim tools are needed . several there will remove the plastic arch clips . https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/5pc-Plas...al-Tools-And-Pliers-Non-Scratch-/400977596977

POST 6Original post

You just swear at them really loudly, then bosh them with a sharp chisel and go to the OPC for some more.

POST 7Original post

replacement clips are cheap as chips on ebay. Search as a vw part.

POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

You just swear at them really loudly, then bosh them with a sharp chisel and go to the OPC for some more. Yep that works new ones on way.

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