IanMc Posted May 5, 2018 Posted May 5, 2018 Hi All, Could somebody tell me how you remove the 'H' style trim clips please - the ones that look like this: I have these on my OSF wing - but the rest of the car is fitted with the ones I expected to find - like this: Thanks in advance everyone. Quote
KAA Posted May 5, 2018 Posted May 5, 2018 Hi Ian, Try using a small pin punch to drift out the centre pin. I seem to remember these clips were used on replacement panels which did not have the welded trim pins like original factory-fit clips. Maybe means the car has had a replacement wing at some time. The clips probably have a spigot which fits into a drilled hole on the wing - the centre pin spreads the spigot to lock it into place. If you drift it right through the clip should release. Then catch the pin to re-use later. Quote
IanMc Posted May 5, 2018 Author Posted May 5, 2018 18 minutes ago, KAA said: Hi Ian, Try using a small pin punch to drift out the centre pin. I seem to remember these clips were used on replacement panels which did not have the welded trim pins like original factory-fit clips. Maybe means the car has had a replacement wing at some time. The clips probably have a spigot which fits into a drilled hole on the wing - the centre pin spreads the spigot to lock it into place. If you drift it right through the clip should release. Then catch the pin to re-use later. Gotcha, that does make sense - many thanks KAA Quote
IanMc Posted May 7, 2018 Author Posted May 7, 2018 On 5/5/2018 at 21:45, KAA said: Hi Ian, Try using a small pin punch to drift out the centre pin. I seem to remember these clips were used on replacement panels which did not have the welded trim pins like original factory-fit clips. Maybe means the car has had a replacement wing at some time. The clips probably have a spigot which fits into a drilled hole on the wing - the centre pin spreads the spigot to lock it into place. If you drift it right through the clip should release. Then catch the pin to re-use later. Nice one KAA - did this earlier, worked a treat. 1 Quote
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