kevinwithdabenz

hey guys i was just wondering, after you take out the three pins for the fender liner, in front of the wheel, what do you have to do to move it? do you have to pull it out or bend it back, i took out the three pins but i couldnt move the fender liner.. can someone please advise here. thanks in advance!

kevinwithdabenz

aaaany body ? a little advice? lol

noka

I don't know how to remove it (and forgive me if this it OT)... but does anyone know why the fender liner is a carpet-like material? I find that strange and often wondered what the purpose is (e.g. sound insulation from road noise?). I would think some smooth plastic-type material would be easier to wash and would not trap debris and moisture.

Blazeitup123

when rocks and crap fling up in there its quieter inside. that is was my tech told me.

alexlev

Pull it towards yourself . . There's a DIY thread somewhere on the forum that has pictures and the works.

Spec_Davis

did you take the one out that is close to the engine bay?

kevinwithdabenz

yeah im guessing i didnt read the DIY properly, whoops. thanks im going to try this tomorrow


and spec i didnt take any out, but ill probably be taking out both. warnings?

Spec_Davis

keep it on the reason why they're there for is to keep away water, rocks, dirt, dust in your engine bay and whatever is behind it.

RLE

Pull out the socket the pin was in. Put a screwdriver or your fingernails under the edges and pull. Then bend the liner as needed. You can't break it.

kevinwithdabenz

wait rle which socket are you talking about, i just got confused. lol are you talking about the pins


spec no lol im not taking it out permanently.

RLE

Please, no more lol if you don't mind.

The pin is like a flat ended plastic nail with a wide head. Pull this out. Then, wiggle out the socket that the pin was in. That will free up the liner.

kevinwithdabenz

lol yea ok i kno whats pins sorry got a little confused. i totally for got to do this i installed my valentine one and was just anxious to go test it out lol