removing wing to fit cold air feed how?
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removing wing to fit cold air feed how?
recently purchased drivers side fog light cover to start and introduce a forced cold air feed.
will i need to remove the bumper and wing to arrange the pipe i shall be using is it a one man job or best to get scooby world to do it?
will i need to remove the bumper and wing to arrange the pipe i shall be using is it a one man job or best to get scooby world to do it?
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It's fiddly, but easily achievable on your own, did mine only yesterday. You need to remove the headlights, grill and move the wheel arch liners to get to all of the fixings for the bumper. Again, all of the bolts expect 1 for the wing are accessible - the final one needs the sideskirt removing. The skirts and bumper are all pop fittings and if you have a look around it is fairly obvious what needs to be done
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I found the trick was to tie a weight to a piece of string and drop it into the hole on the inner wing, hand through the foglight hole from the outside, grab string and pull through. Tie flexible hose to string and pull back through the inner wing.... Didn't remove the liner or wing
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