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Beecher

By Beecher
in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2

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:rolleyes: I have a buildup of leaves and small trash on the center radiator on my 03TT. Is there a way to remove the center grille without pulling the whole bumper cover? I'm going to try getting in there with the narrow attachment on my garage vacuum, any better ideas? Thanks.

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There's been a good deal of dialog regarding this issue on Rennlist and the consensus is if you want to do a good job pull the bumper, it makes life a lot easier and you have less chance of scratching the paint with a vacuum hose attachment etc. I was amazed at the diversity of items folks have pulled from the corners around the coolers, plastic bags, birds, pieces of road kill, not to mention the standard leafs stones and sticks. Spend the extra time, it's not that bad getting the bumper off and you will have the satisfaction of knowing you didn't leave something behind.

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