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I would use a flat blade screwdriver towards one end and twist/pry.
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I also learned to keep many new extra plastic nuts and metal clips on hand to use when needed.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I am about to do my front sway bar and I need to remove the front plastic undertray. I see multiple metal clips that I assume that I have to remove. Do I just take a small screwdriver to them in the middle and pop off? I noticed some sort of latch on the end of the clip, do I start there? (PS: Installing the coilovers were straight forward. A little bit of a pain in some spots, but shockingly easy to do. This is my third car of installing a suspension, you would think I would learn it is a pain in the neck by now! lol).

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I would use a flat blade screwdriver towards one end and twist/pry. I also learned to keep many new extra plastic nuts and metal clips on hand to use when needed. They are cheap, so just order some spares if your planning on taking the panels off as often as I did.

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