brendangillespie
Active LVC Member
I thought that I would post this in case anyone else wants to do this, so that they know exactly how to do it and don't have to do any head-scratching like I did. :Bang
I removed my front grill to paint it, and after some puzzlement, figured out how to do it. There are screws/bolts on the top and bottom of the grill, the top ones are easy to remove, just pop the hood and you will see them behind the top part of your grill. The bottom ones are a little tricky to get out. You have to remove the entire front fender to get the grill of. Not really problem as long as you know how to do it. Remove the phillips head screws from both sides, as well as a few bolts in the center, underneath the car. The crawl underneath the car, and on the left and right side of the fender behind the headlight assemblies there are two bolts on each side of the fender on the inside. Remove those and the entire fender can be carefully slid off. Here are some pics to show:
I removed my front grill to paint it, and after some puzzlement, figured out how to do it. There are screws/bolts on the top and bottom of the grill, the top ones are easy to remove, just pop the hood and you will see them behind the top part of your grill. The bottom ones are a little tricky to get out. You have to remove the entire front fender to get the grill of. Not really problem as long as you know how to do it. Remove the phillips head screws from both sides, as well as a few bolts in the center, underneath the car. The crawl underneath the car, and on the left and right side of the fender behind the headlight assemblies there are two bolts on each side of the fender on the inside. Remove those and the entire fender can be carefully slid off. Here are some pics to show: