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How to secure intercooler hose on CDT?
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3rd March 2020, 19:25
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Johnny2R
Whenever I read something like this, I always have to make a mental time adjustment, as I am, shall we say, not the world's greatest car mechanic. You say 45 minutes, so I am going to assume 2 hours for me...
Really it's just a matter of a number of screws.
The terrifying bit is when you get hold of each side of the bumper and give it a good tug.---
First time 25 minutes. The second time 15.---
Do Not try and remove the bib screws on the lower edge of the bumper, leave them well alone and undo the 4 under tray screws instead.
9 x cross head screws across the top of the slam panel.
2 x 10 mm screws in the leading edge of the wheel arch.
2 x self tappers on the return edge of the wheel arch liner.
4 x 1/4 turn fixings on the under tray.
6 x self tappers on the two triangular brake ducts.
A sharp tug on each side to unclip the bumper from the wing.
Then unplug the indicator - fog light loom on the nearside chassis leg.
Unclip the power wash hose (if fitted) on the off side.
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Best with help to lower it to the ground or put something soft on the ground just under and in front of the bumper.
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