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Old 11-05-2006, 07:26 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by blinkwatt
That post is helpful, but you don't really have to remove the front wheels. That guy removed all of the plastic lining in the wheel wells, so he had to. -Yeah, it makes it a little bit more easy, but adds some time to the project and I didn't find it neccesary at all. You do need to jack the car up though.

Removing the bumper is suprisingly easy. It's basically a bunch of small screws. Then it slides straight forward and off. Just as easy to put back on. It's totally possible to do with 1 person, but a have a second person handy for simplicity's sake.
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