Hi
I’m looking to remove the side trims and Morris minor signs on side of the bonnet so I can cut and polish. Any hints how to remove clips on inside without damaging anything
Thanks Ronnie
Removing trims on bonnet
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Re: Removing trims on bonnet
Not sure if this assists but the ‘ spigots ‘ for want of a better word can easily break off . If you can locate a pair of long reach pliers onto the spire fixing and rotate the fixing , pulling upwards , they may screw off .
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Re: Removing trims on bonnet
Agree with the above, not easy to get off take extreme care.
When I replaced mine I ran a die down the studs (4 or 6ba I think) so the trims can be held on with nuts/washers.
Alan
When I replaced mine I ran a die down the studs (4 or 6ba I think) so the trims can be held on with nuts/washers.
Alan
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Re: Removing trims on bonnet
What a good idea. I'll remember that.alanworland wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 2:44 pm When I replaced mine I ran a die down the studs (4 or 6ba I think) so the trims can be held on with nuts/washers.
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Re: Removing trims on bonnet
Thanks guys. Yea running a thread up is a good idea
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Re: Removing trims on bonnet
Thanks guys. Yea running a thread up is a good idea
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Re: Removing trims on bonnet
Thanks guys. Yea running a thread up is a good idea