Still the same. Sometime you have to squeeze the two tabs inward to get it
to slip past the opening. Look up an line up the tabs to the openings.
> I can't hardly see the damn thing to turn it and there seems to
> be two slots on each ear - is there a special tool involved?
It's a complete pain in the a.s, isn't it? In fact, I once saw
a book of phrase definitions, and the illustration that accom-
panied the definition for "pain in the a.s" depicted some guy
installing a hood ornament on a W124 radiator shell.
No special tool is required, just persistence. I transferred
mine over when I replaced my car's grille after hitting a deer.
After spending about an hour on it, I said "Screw this" and took
it to my mechanic. He said he didn't use any special tools, either,
and denied that there was any special trick to it.
(Then I hit another deer two months later, and the car was totalled.
Oh, well.)
Geoff
1987 300SDL (278K mi.)
1991 300D 2.5 (RIP)
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JW46 - 25 Jan 2008 06:50 GMT
> (Then I hit another deer two months later, and the car was totalled.
> Oh, well.)
Hit an errant horse one very dark and drizzly night.. Kinda trashed
the Volvo I was driving.. but was repairable..The horse, wasn't
Making roadkill isn't an easy job...