Wind Deflector removal
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Wind Deflector removal
Apart from the 32cm of snow we just got, spring should be coming around to these parts soon... I have a factory wind deflector on my 5th gen that I'm going to unscrew and remove when I wax her... I don't do much hwy driving except a handful of road trips during the summer so I may only put it on when I leave town... What is the best way to remove the rubber nipple thingys without damaging the paint???
I'm also assuming I can pick up another set at the dealership... I was also thinking of attaching the nipples to the actual deflector instead of my hood when I reinstall it... Has anyone else tried this. I don't think they would damage the paint by rubbing because there doesn't seem to be much room for movement as is now...
Phoenix1911
I'm also assuming I can pick up another set at the dealership... I was also thinking of attaching the nipples to the actual deflector instead of my hood when I reinstall it... Has anyone else tried this. I don't think they would damage the paint by rubbing because there doesn't seem to be much room for movement as is now...
Phoenix1911
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Re: Wind Deflector removal
Originally posted by Phoenix1911
Apart from the 32cm of snow we just got, spring should be coming around to these parts soon... I have a factory wind deflector on my 5th gen that I'm going to unscrew and remove when I wax her... I don't do much hwy driving except a handful of road trips during the summer so I may only put it on when I leave town... What is the best way to remove the rubber nipple thingys without damaging the paint???
I'm also assuming I can pick up another set at the dealership... I was also thinking of attaching the nipples to the actual deflector instead of my hood when I reinstall it... Has anyone else tried this. I don't think they would damage the paint by rubbing because there doesn't seem to be much room for movement as is now...
Phoenix1911
Apart from the 32cm of snow we just got, spring should be coming around to these parts soon... I have a factory wind deflector on my 5th gen that I'm going to unscrew and remove when I wax her... I don't do much hwy driving except a handful of road trips during the summer so I may only put it on when I leave town... What is the best way to remove the rubber nipple thingys without damaging the paint???
I'm also assuming I can pick up another set at the dealership... I was also thinking of attaching the nipples to the actual deflector instead of my hood when I reinstall it... Has anyone else tried this. I don't think they would damage the paint by rubbing because there doesn't seem to be much room for movement as is now...
Phoenix1911
Also, I wouldn't put them on the deflector if I was you. It vibrates at speed, and even a slight vibration is enough to mar the paint of any vehicle.
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