All vangons with lower (stock) grills work the same way. Get a pair of longnose pliers and pull out the plastic fasteners. You can now list the grill out. Remove them all the way, push the big part back into the holes in the body to reinstall, then lock by reinserting the fastener pins. Jim On Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 6:50 PM, ron johnson <rcj.yes@gmail.com> wrote: > I am in need of removing the lower front grill - one would expect simple > screws to be holding it on, but no. I have a '91 Weekender and the lower > grill is held in place by a rubbery type of clamp and I do not see an > obvious way to 'loosen' these or extract the grill w/o causing damage to the > grill and/or the clamps. > > Does anyone else have this set-up? Can anyone advise on how to safely > remove the grill? > > > Many Thanks, > Ron Johnson > PDX, OR > '91 - Betsy > |
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