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How difficult is it to replace this part?

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YOUR RESEARCHHow difficult is it to replace this part?

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Use screwdriver

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I think I just used a screwdriver.

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Set lying around in the garage

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Those parts come off if you add the side skirts, so you may be able to find someone with a set lying around in the garage.

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Those parts come off if you add the side skirts, so you may be able to find someone with a set lying around in the garage.

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Those parts come off if you add the side skirts, so you may be able to find someone with a set lying around in the garage.

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Use screwdriver

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I think I just used a screwdriver.

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They look great anyway, and your problem is solved!

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anyone have experience with this...? TIA David

POST 2Original post

Two thoughts. Those parts come off if you add the side skirts, so you may be able to find someone with a set lying around in the garage. Secondly, why not add side skirts to your car? They look great anyway, and your problem is solved! Of course, I guess whatever did in those pieces on your car could also do in a set of side skirts....

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks for the suggestions. But with regard to sideskirts, enough with the mods!!!

POST 5Original post

haha I think that piece should just screw in. There might also be some doubelstick tape holding it on the bottom. How did you break it?

POST 6Original post

there's a couple of screws that hold it on, plus the plastic itself is shaped so that it kind of sticks in place.

POST 7Original post

Easy a few screws on the inner fender and one on the bottom. Make sure to study when you remove so you car insert it back the same.

POST 8Original post

I replaced mine last year. It's very simple. Just pay attention to how it comes off. I think I just used a screwdriver.

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