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have anyone tried to take off those two black bumpers on the sides of the rear license plate?? is it doable?
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Easiest thing to do on your P Car! It's a large Allen key (can't recall the metric size) and it is under the each of those units. An Allen screw driver will give you more torque to 'snap' them loose then a key will. 1 minute job each. You may have a bumper plug that you have to pry off with a flat screwdriver first. I didn't have plugs - don't much care as you can't see the holes anyway. Mine are out being painted right now. Cheers.
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