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2010 Front Bumper replacement badge install help

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Bird hit my cayenne and ripped the Gold Badge off the front top of the bumper near the hood. The plastic holder is still installed. It looks like it clips on at the top and bottom, can't get it off as it appears to be clamped on both sides. I do not want to damage the parts under neath, so any suggestions? Just crack it off slowly? The replacement plastic part is the same shape but uses different method to attach to car.

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If it's like most bumper covers, you may need to remove the entire cover to access the clips that hold the badge on. I haven't really look at it, but it might also be possible to remove the bumper cover fasteners across the top of the cover and see if there's enough flex there to be able to stick your hand underneath and reach the clips.

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