That looks like part #5.
Part# for this trim piece
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Hi All,
I did this Nashfab install yesterday - it was pretty straightforward and I didn't break the small yellow clip - but I did find it impossible to get the clip back in. Rather than force it or damage it - I just resorted to using 3M tape to have it secured. I drove 140kmph on the highway for over 30 mins on the way home (that's the speed limit of that road in the UAE) and had no issues in it flying off or loosening - so 3M double sided tape is an option for those that don't want to break anything.
I did this Nashfab install yesterday - it was pretty straightforward and I didn't break the small yellow clip - but I did find it impossible to get the clip back in. Rather than force it or damage it - I just resorted to using 3M tape to have it secured. I drove 140kmph on the highway for over 30 mins on the way home (that's the speed limit of that road in the UAE) and had no issues in it flying off or loosening - so 3M double sided tape is an option for those that don't want to break anything.
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Looks good.. for me the yellow clip went in easily one one side but was really hard on the other. I think I kind of smashed it in and applied super glue to it and it's been a few months now with no issues.
Until I got the Nash brackets I didn't realize how much heat was under the hood even after a short drive. I can feel the heat escaping from those vents.
Until I got the Nash brackets I didn't realize how much heat was under the hood even after a short drive. I can feel the heat escaping from those vents.
