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Old Apr 13, 2013 | 10:25 AM
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Question Fender removal???

Hi everyone.

My husband is working on a 2006 Crossfire. He doesn't get on the computer, and I don't really work on cars lol. But we really need some help. He bought this from a salvage auction, it was listed as "flood". Apparently it rolled into a lake etc and the genius that pulled it out put a CHAIN around the front clip!?!

How do you remove the fenders? I've searched everywhere online and can't find any info. We would really appreciate any help!

Thanks!
Kelly





 
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Old Apr 13, 2013 | 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted by cudamike
Hi everyone.

My husband is working on a 2006 Crossfire. He doesn't get on the computer, and I don't really work on cars lol. But we really need some help. He bought this from a salvage auction, it was listed as "flood". Apparently it rolled into a lake etc and the genius that pulled it out put a CHAIN around the front clip!?!

How do you remove the fenders? I've searched everywhere online and can't find any info. We would really appreciate any help!

Thanks!
Kelly




Go here and down load the service manual, parts manual and a lot of other stuff as well.
The service manual will tell you how to take the car apart.
 
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Old Apr 13, 2013 | 11:55 PM
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Default Re: Fender removal???

To get to all the bolts, need to pull front grille, fascia, headlights, and the lower side skirts as they hide the lower bolts. You also have bolts inside the door opening.
 
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