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Removing rubber cable grommet from front fender

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by Ribo, Jun 27, 2014.

  1. Ribo

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    Hey folks,

    is there a good way to remove this rubber thing on the front fender and move it to another fender - i.e. without breaking it?
     
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    wd40 or soapy water
     
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    so is it one solid unit that just squeezed in there?
     
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    YES
     
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    Apply the soapy water (or give it a healthy shot of Armor-All) then squeeze the nubbin on the backside with a large needle-nose pliers and get it started back through the hole.
     
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    Thanks guys,

    I ended up not needing to do this but good to know for the future..
     

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