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Old 04-22-2005, 10:51 AM
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Hey guys!


I was hoping that I could get some quick help. My car got vandalized recently and the fender is needing a repaint. I was thinking about removing it myself to save the car from sitting at the repair center for a couple days and save a bit of cash for my pocket.

I looked through the helms and It appears that I would just need to remove the headlight, bumper, and fender trim. This is quite simply so I am not concerned. As for the fender is there any tips that you guys could give me? Anything that I should look for while removing it to avoid possible damage or is it just straight forward removing a couple bolts?


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Old 04-23-2005, 09:37 AM
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It's pretty straight forward. I've done it more then a handful of times. You don't need to remove the headlight totally. There is 2 bolts in the inside door jamb, 3 underneath the car, the 4 or 5 in the engine compartment and the one underneath the headlight behind the bumper.
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Oh yeah the most frustrating part is the plastic tabs in the fenderwell. You'll probably have to be real careful or you will break a couple, but they are cheap to replace from Honda.
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Might want to talk to your body shop. The price may be much higher for a loose fender. It's way harder to buff out! I found this out the hard way many moons ago on a 1955 MG TF1500.

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