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Anyone know how to remove splash guard which appears to cover antenna access? New to this and do not know where to begin.
Appreciate any help...
Tim
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MGB Antenna Access 72 MGB
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tony barnhill
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Remove tire....look inside wheel well...bolts along body side & at top along with one underneath car...remove them & the onlt thing holding it to fender is weatherstripping.
While you're at it...remove the 3 small nuts along the bottom of the fender & wash the entire area out....then, before putting the 3 little bolts back i (along bottom of fender), put a small washer between the fender & body so there's a tiny gap.....you can't keep stuff out of there so making a tiny crack will allow it to get out.
While you're at it...remove the 3 small nuts along the bottom of the fender & wash the entire area out....then, before putting the 3 little bolts back i (along bottom of fender), put a small washer between the fender & body so there's a tiny gap.....you can't keep stuff out of there so making a tiny crack will allow it to get out.
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Thank you...I'll try it
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