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2001 996 cabriolet right fender removal

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Need a little help. I hit a deer this weekend and did some damage to right from corner of my 2001 996 cabriolet. I need to replace the headlight and fender. I have found the parts locally and now I need details for removing and reinstalling the bumper cover, headlight and fender. anybody have details of the process???

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Loren Member

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The bumper cover and headlight are covered here in both the DIY Tutorials and DIY Videos.

Once you have those removed (along with the wheel well liner) the fender basically unbolts. Couldn't be easier.

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thank you for your help! let's see what happens.

Remember this is just a giant erector set (oh... might be dating myself with that).

Everything is pretty un-bolt and un-fasten and then reverse the process.

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