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nope, slip/clamp on. a slight tap with a rubber mallet from the rear will knock them off (or cutting a turn to sharp going out of a steep driveway will work as well.. )
they are pressure seated if you bend the clamp then they are done, and will have to be replaced.. (don't ask, the above statement says it all)
nope, slip/clamp on. a slight tap with a rubber mallet from the rear will knock them off (or cutting a turn to sharp going out of a steep driveway will work as well.. )
they are pressure seated if you bend the clamp then they are done, and will have to be replaced.. (don't ask, the above statement says it all)
yeah, it was,, we were visiting a perspective high school for my daughter and their driveway was narrow and a sharp incline, as I went down I cut to avoid scraping the front belly pan and fascia, but as the back end came down the tip clipped the riser on the curb and popped off.
not a big deal, the baffle is $45 at the dealer. better $45 for that than hundred, nay thousands for a borked fascia.