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Some of us have taken our grills off a few times to gain access to the back, clean them out, and for doing installations on the parts we have purchased. I got tired of trying to unscrew the plastic inserts from my 2007, and got tired of trying to pry out the ones on my 2012. So why not use some screws to just hold the grill in place.
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This page last updated: 12-Feb-2013
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