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Grey FK1 Honda Civic
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Yeah man I don't frequent here that much anymore since I went to Australia.
I also sold the Civic last summer as well before I went. Took a hit on it but I sold it to a good mate so I wasn't overly bothered. Kind of miss it still but not its firm suspension :pac:
Your lucky that the little bastard left and didn't die where you wouldn't be able to find him
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Got alloys sorted a while ago!
Ah here! Do not talk bull!
Ah here! Do not talk bull!
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I always thought this was a neat job!
I started by taking off the black panel
Removing wheel arch trim and front bumper: Pull wheel arch trip (carefully) towards you.
Remove phillips head screw located under the wheel arch trim, which hold on the bumper just below the wing and pull bumper forward!
Perspex boy is held in with two 10mm bolts and four push-release clips!
Old and new
reinstall the black plastic!
by Ah here! Do not talk bull!, on Flickr
And done!
Install of the new grille is literally the previous steps in reverse!
I was hoping to get it washed as well, but it rained all day unfortunately!
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