11-27-2018, 12:07 PM | #243 |
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I also just did this without removing the bumper or damaging the original grille.
I admittedly have long fingers that made it easy to get to the tabs and I also used some trim removal tools to push the tabs. The first one was a bit of a pain to get out, but the second one is super easy. Definitely look at the replacement grill to help you locate the tabs and how to push them. |
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06-19-2019, 04:08 PM | #244 |
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Thanks for the write up. Followed your instructions to the T and worked perfectly. Took 30 mins including cleaning and putzing. Removed trendy black grills and installed old fashioned chrome ones.. much nicer!
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06-25-2019, 11:59 AM | #246 | |
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11-13-2019, 01:37 PM | #247 |
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All of the grills look awesome! Nice work everyone. After seeing It I had to try it myself! [IMG][/IMG]I just ordered myself Grill replacements for my 16' 328i XDrive. I wanted to give it a sportier look, I think it does! $30 on eBay and took me 15 minutes to install with out taking out screws or messing with bumper. I was able to fit my hands in with a little clip and work my way around undoing the clips and then with a bit of a tug they came out. The second side is easy as you can get behind the grill once the other side is removed.
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