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How To Remove New Edge Splash Shields (99-04)
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Published on 2020-10-05
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Follow along as Jay walks you through the process of removing your old splash shields from your 99-04 New Edge Mustang!
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Transcript
99-04 SPLASH SHIELD
Hey everyone, Jay with LMR.com, today we will show you the steps on how to remove your inner splash shields on your 99-04 Mustangs.
The splash shield removal process can be needed from time to time. This can include anything from replacing a damaged part, to deep cleaning on your Mustang. Follow along and we will show you how simple this is.
First start by supporting your vehicle via a lift or jacks and jack stands.
Remove your front wheels from the car.
Next, you will need to remove the phillips head screw and both push pins associated with the lower front fender molding.
Then on the front edge of the splash shield, you will need to remove the phillips head screw on the front bumper section as well.
Moving to the inner splash shield, locate all 4 of the push pins and remove these from the vehicle using your trim pry tool. Pull on each side of the splash shield and roll each side inward to release this from the inner fender lip.
Alright everyone, this one could not be any easier to do. This one should roughly take you about a half an hour from start to finish. Basic hand tools include a screwdriver set, push pin removal tools, and a jack and jack stands.
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