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Plenum Cover?

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jas142

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Does anyone know how to remove the plenum cover (The little piece with the running horse) and what its held on with? If I wanted to custom fabricate a replacement, how do you think I should attach it?
 
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it's stuck on with glue. use glue.
 

BlackenedSVT

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Joel's98GT said:
it's stuck on with glue. use glue.
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Glue or that JB Weld/RTV Silicone Sealant?
 

Tylerb59

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Doubled Sided 3M.
 

BlackenedSVT

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Tylerb59 said:
Doubled Sided 3M.
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Now its stuck on with double sided 3m?
 
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duct tape
 

squares98

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its magnetic, no need for glue
 

twogts4us

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It's dbl sided tape - use a screwdriver to pry it up and off.
 

dsg_gt2004

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it's tape

use a blowtorch
 

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dsg_gt2004 said:
it's tape

use a blowtorch
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Naw, any decent air hammer will do. Or, you can rent a jack hammer. If all else fails, hit the army supply store and see if they have any hand grenades.
 

GDawg

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Dremel...

Damn, Stangnet is so helpful....
 

twogts4us

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GDawg said:
Dremel...

Damn, Stangnet is so helpful....
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The question was how to remove the OEM plate and how to attach a new custom one...are you saying a Dremel is the solution here?


OK, the true answer (for both questions) is: Double sided tape.
I posted this in post #8 above.
 

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damn......how many different answers are there? just go rip it off and see how it was attached. anything can be put back on with the right attitude and a case of beer.
 
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