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Old 12-08-2011, 08:10 PM   #1 (permalink)
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outer fog light bevel trim removal- any tips to do it easy

is there an easy way to remove the lil satin bevel
i bought chrome ones and want to replace them
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Smile They snap on

Take a careful look. I changed mine and if I remember correctly I used a flat tip screwdriver and pried a tab and they pop off.


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If I remember correctly, they are held in with two barbed prongs. Gain access to the back side and give them a squeeze while pushing forward. they should pop out.

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If I remember correctly, they are held in with two barbed prongs. Gain access to the back side and give them a squeeze while pushing forward. they should pop out.

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What Mike said, under squeeze and push out.

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