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Originally Posted by jrinth
I just did my front and rear bowtie. The front is a pain in the arse and a two person operation. One person has to keep tension and the parts that get loose while the other keep fiddling with the clips behind it to get them off. I found this link, but didn't remove the top part of my grill to get to it. I just shoved my skinny ass arms in the hood lift section with a big flat head screw driver. It was a pain to get those center clips off. Anyway, for the rear one, I'd suggest doing what this guy did so you don't lose your spot.
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only 1 old weak person available
with soft hands.............dremel or drill available though