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Does anybody know how to remove this bracket??? I need to put it on my new fender, but its proving

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Old 08-11-2006, 06:52 PM
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Default Does anybody know how to remove this bracket??? I need to put it on my new fender, but its proving
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The bracket is held in place by those two little ??screws??
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It might be your picture but they look like rivets to me ----it which case get a drill
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Thanks, that sounds like it should work, but how can I attach the bracket to the new fender?
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Default Hmm, I looked them up. Can I buy new rivets at home depot or radio shack? Do I need any special
tools to fasten them?
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Default Just go to your local hdwe store and pick up a pop riviter and some rivits.
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Thanks!
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Default I used a dremel and a pop rivet gun ...
I actually messed up once and mounted one backward on the new fender I had to redo that one...
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Dynamite.
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I knew I forgot to stock something in my garage LOL
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You'd be surprised at how effective it is for the "removal" of...well...almost anything!
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