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IMG_3334
There are only two screws holding the spoiler plate on.
Date: 07/05/08
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IMG_3335
This is a view of the attachment points you are pulling up on to finish removing the spoiler plate.
Date: 07/05/08
Views: 251
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IMG_3336
This is the underside of the spoiler plate showing the + marks that mark where to drill your holes. You can also see the frame attachment areas.
Date: 07/05/08
Views: 330
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IMG_3337
Enlarging the holes with a Dremel tool. I wasn't sure if the plastic would crack, so I put masking tape over the top and bottom of the holes.
Date: 07/05/08
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IMG_3340
The spoiler plate back in place, showing the mounting holes.
Date: 07/08/08
Views: 274
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IMG_3342
The underside of the mounting plate. The off color of the plate is because I sprayed flat black paint on the scratches I'd made till I could get some glossy black paint.
Date: 07/08/08
Views: 284
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IMG_3344
The topside of the mounting plate. The off color of the plate is because I sprayed flat black paint on the scratches I'd made till I could get some glossy black paint.
Date: 07/08/08
Views: 277
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IMG_3345
The cover that exposes the brake light wiring. There are no screws holding this on. Just pull outwards.
Date: 07/08/08
Views: 248
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IMG_3346
The removed plate showing the attachment points.
Date: 07/08/08
Views: 261
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