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They are self tapping nuts... The nuts go over the plastic prongs. When you turn the nuts they create their own thread.
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i use a socket set with a shallow 10mm socket (i think) as sef said they are self tapping , a bit of a pain in the arse and you will drop them about a million times so what i did was place a sheet over engine bay so you dont lose the little buggers
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no grilles are friggin strong ,go for it it will take you 10 mins max once you get the technique down
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Does the grill bend alittle as it quite straight?
as you can see its on a cooper and nt an (S) |
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LOL it took me an hour to get 4 of the old nutss off still need to get the top ones off
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You'll be fine once you get the thread going. To take the old grill off I'd recommend loosening them slightly, then push a screwdriver behind the nut and use a small spanner or a pair of small pliers to wind the nuts off.
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