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IanH



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Location: Stirling
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Scotland 2013 Freelander 2 TD4 XS Manual Santorini Black
Fender Vent

Does anybody know how the fender vent (where the side indicator repeater is located) is retained or removed from the front wing? I've just picked up a new Freelander and the O/S one is loose, and rather than take it back to the dealer (to possibly damage the wing trying to fix it etc)I'm wondering if it's something I can sort out myself.

Post #174436 6th Mar 2013 9:46 pm
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taztastic



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They are easy enough to do you just have to remove the side indicators first (push to the left and then slide out) and pull the vents from the bottom then upwards and out and they come off. The passenger one is easier to do then the drivers side one though. The inner part of the vent on that one comes out as well because theres drain holes behind it which makes the configuration behind it slightly different. Takes minutes to change over Thumbs Up

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Post #174438 6th Mar 2013 9:52 pm
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JustChillin



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Hi Ian, the power of "The Tube",

Hope this helps Thumbs Up

Post #174439 6th Mar 2013 10:04 pm
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IanH



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Many thanks guys, great help Very Happy

Post #174442 6th Mar 2013 10:14 pm
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