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ecurie_ecosse
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Very carefully. 
Just prise them off with a screwdriver.They are held in place by plastic plug thingies.
Stuart.
Just prise them off with a screwdriver.They are held in place by plastic plug thingies.
Stuart.
blkcorvair
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they only push on, but break very easily and or scratch the paint trying at them with a scredriver. G'luck
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I will suggest WOOD as a tool for fiddlin' the things off. Tongue depressor or a chopstick modified on a grinder. Bamboo is strong stuff, and it won't scratch the paintwork as easily as a metal tool.
Some folks wonder why I have numerous chopsticks in my toolbox. "In case I run across Chinese leftovers!" :smirk:
Some folks wonder why I have numerous chopsticks in my toolbox. "In case I run across Chinese leftovers!" :smirk:
blkcorvair
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problem solved!