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Tim_Farrell
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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
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