Any tips for removing leaves from front vents
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If you need help removing the front bumper cover and the ducts in front of the radiators, here's a good link from somebody I know ;-) http://www.renntech.org/forums/tutor...r-replacement/
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Stick the cardboard tube from a wrapping paper roll onto your vacuum.
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Raw Material: Aluminum
Raw Thickness: 0.064" / 14 Gauge
Open Area: ~ 77%
As I said, no problems whatsoever.
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Gulp, I think I spaced out and forgot to send them to you...... sorry
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Try this: take the hose from an air compressor, take a plastic tye and arrange it on the trigger at the end of the hose so that the blast of air stays on continuesly then manauner the hose in the grille opening like using say a snake to clean out drain pipe.
Good luck
Good luck