Removing Fasteners that Hold the Front Fascia on a 2012 Chevy Colorado
Updated 10/29/2012 | Published 10/27/2012
Question:
fasteners holding the fascia - best way to get them off? Use a tool? Its a 2012 Colorado
asked by: Ralph
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Expert Reply:
If they are the type of fasteners that you can pry out then the best tool for the job is a fastener removal tool # PT73HJ. It works much like the claw end of a hammer. You will be able to pry out the fasteners with ease using a tool like this. Since many of the fasteners now a days are plastic use caution when removing them so they do not break.
expert reply by:
Michael H
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