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10-18-2003, 04:57 PM
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123 air intake grill removel
How does one go about removing those little square keepers that hold the air intake grill in place. Yesterday while crossing a bridge with a stiff wind on the beam a god arrful moaning
 noise was coming through my vent system. I am hopping its because there is only one keeper in the vent screen and it was vibrating like crazy. The noise went away with a shift in the wind, ....very wierd.... Anyway I need some off my parts car and dont want to bugger them up trying to figure it out.
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10-18-2003, 06:02 PM
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Just push the center pin locking pin out.
Might need a few new clips when you are done. I took mine off and the center panel between them. Cleaned everything and put it back together. Michael
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10-18-2003, 06:15 PM
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"Just push the center pin locking pin out. "
Thanks Michael ....The little square pin in the middle thats flush with the big pin, OK Sounds like maybe I should just order new ones. But I dont see quite how to "push it out", since its "flush" Steve
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10-18-2003, 06:22 PM
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Yep- rectangular center pin.
You *push* it all the way out(into the air inlet area) and recover them after removing the vents. You certainly won't need all new ones- maybe 2-3 total. Drives side you'll remove the wiper arm, maybe a nut etc too. Michael
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