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Old 01-29-2010, 12:15 PM   #1
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Removal of rear diffuser on v6

Does anyone know if you can remove the rear diffuser on a v6 without taking off the entire rear fascia? We won't to take it off to get it painted or replaced.
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Old 01-29-2010, 02:39 PM   #2
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I have always done it with the bumper off. The rear bumper comes off in about 10 minutes. After you remove the covers over the taillights in the trunk jamb and unplug the wiring, there are only about 6 screws holding it on in the wheelwells, the rest just push clips tight on the 1/4s and the rear body, no big deal. I guess you could get the diffuser off with the bumper still on. You can see most of the clips around the diffuser if you just poke your head underneath. The clips that hold it on are very weak and prone to breaking. Be careful. The ones along the top edge will be the hardest to get out without damage.

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Old 02-01-2010, 07:19 AM   #3
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Yea, your right. I'd rather not risk the damage. I will just remove the whole bumper. After what you explained it seems pretty easy for the most part..your car looks great, thanks for the information.
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I have always done it with the bumper off. The rear bumper comes off in about 10 minutes. After you remove the covers over the taillights in the trunk jamb and unplug the wiring, there are only about 6 screws holding it on in the wheelwells, the rest just push clips tight on the 1/4s and the rear body, no big deal. I guess you could get the diffuser off with the bumper still on. You can see most of the clips around the diffuser if you just poke your head underneath. The clips that hold it on are very weak and prone to breaking. Be careful. The ones along the top edge will be the hardest to get out without damage.

could it be done if the muffler and pipes were removed first?
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