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Painted reflector M sport bumper install????
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It's been a while but anyone out there have any insight on this??
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Yes pretty much the same
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The M-sport has a fog light in the grill and a radiator behind that, it is impossible to get ones hand in the let alone a blow dryer to heat up the tape. I'm thinking you would gave to go in through the wheel well, anyone attempt with pics?
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Right , pull the liner back and that's it
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Thanks Nazty.
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So I tried installing the IND painted front reflectors this weekend, note I have the ones with the cameras built in, and I couldn't do it. I removed the 3 bolts from the lower 1/3 part of the hub, the others around the top and back seemed to plastic rivets. I could not peel the hub liner back far enough to get into the inside of the fender. I didn't want to snap the fender flare and I feared that would happen. Do I have to take the wheel off and remove the hub liner to access the reflector? Also am I able to pop out the plastic rivets around the hub without damaging them to the point they won't go back in?
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Anyone??
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