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(02-17-2024, 04:18 PM)Oldrider51 Wrote: HOLY COW! You must have been really bored!
You can say that again.
Chris216 - there have been periodic requests for information on removing the plastics on the RS. Seems to be a great opportunity to put together an article on this topic.
Some of the questions centred on which fasteners went where, and where there were tabs, etc.
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THAT would be awesome! As a new 23 RS owner, thank you for this effort.
(02-18-2024, 06:50 AM)Grumpy Goat Wrote: Chris216 - there have been periodic requests for information on removing the plastics on the RS. Seems to be a great opportunity to put together an article on this topic. Some of the questions centred on which fasteners went where, and where there were tabs, etc.
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(02-18-2024, 10:39 AM)Chris216 Wrote: Also I would recommend getting some sort of organizer trays to keep the fasteners for each panel separate. I use fishing tackle plastic organizer boxes such as those by Flambeau.
Chris
I mainly do that so I don't forget a fastener.
If anyone has not looked at the parts fiche, here's examples of body panel pictures with the fasteners.
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