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Front bumper removal.

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YOUR RESEARCHFront bumper removal.

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Use metal pry tool (the plastic ones would just bend)

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WD40 helped, and so did using a metal pry tool (the plastic ones would just bend)

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Front bumper removal.
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Use metal pry tool (the plastic ones would just bend)

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WD40 helped, and so did using a metal pry tool (the plastic ones would just bend)

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Front bumper removal.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

When loosing the front fender liner, I was able to pop the two fasteners at the outer edge of the fender. The one about 6 inches in would not budge on either side. Is there a trick? I got the job done but it would have been 100x easier if I could have got those fasteners out. Thanks

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They were a b*tch to remove on mine... WD40 helped, and so did using a metal pry tool (the plastic ones would just bend)

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