I prefer no emblem. If I pull the emblem off, will it look like an emblem was pulled off, or can I leave this grill plain, and with out an emblem?
745789
I took the new grill and put the original emblem from the old grill. It looks like you lost something without something in that spot.
1248598
It needs to be installed by a professional with the right tools and drill bits. It's not just a bolt on like it explains. And it doesn't fit the full grill there will be a lip on it from the previous grill cut out. It's not the FULL flush grill. Well at least not what I wanted for the clean flush look. Good luck if you decide to go with it
1274262
No the grill does not have to be removed. Nothing had to be removed. The hardest part is getting the bolts started.
538360
Use a heat gun and string to remove the rear emblem. The front emblem with needle nose pliers. Easy! Looks nice on the 2013 Coupe :-)
950041
The bow tie has two small plastic clips. It just is pressed in and automatic ally clips in place. The trick k is removing the old one. It takes a mechanic about a half hour of time to remove metal covers inside the grill to take the old one out from the back. Then the new one pops in from the front
1218932
No You don't. As the picture shows it is already to go over the original grill and emblem. It has 4 bolts that come with it. It takes about 10 mins to install.Big difference in the look of the truck. Hope you enjoy it.
538364
I did it last weekend, and it isn't that difficult. However, the badges I purchased are flat, and I am still trying to get the rear badge to adhere on the curve of the trunk lid. To remove, on the trunk-remove the lid liner on the inside, remove two screws retaining the badge from inside. I pried mine off with a plastic door panel removal tool, although have also seen people do it with plastic coated wire or fishing line. Heating with a hair drier helps. For the front, I recommend against removing the grill, it is a real pain. I broke mine to remove it and then the new one fit into the spot. Takes about an hour to hour and a half. I did it last weekend, and it isn't that difficult. However, the badges I purchased are flat, and I am still trying to get the rear badge to adhere on the curve of the trunk lid. To remove, on the trunk-remove the lid liner on the inside, remove two screws retaining the badge from inside. I pried mine off with a plastic door panel removal tool, although have also seen people do it with plastic coated wire or fishing line. Heating with a hair drier helps. For the front, I recommend against removing the grill, it is a real pain. I broke mine to remove it and then the new one fit into the... » Read More I did it last weekend, and it isn't that difficult. However, the badges I purchased are flat, and I am still trying to get the rear badge to adhere on the curve of the trunk lid. To remove, on the trunk-remove the lid liner on the inside, remove two screws retaining the badge from inside. I pried mine off with a plastic door panel removal tool, although have also seen people do it with plastic coated wire or fishing line. Heating with a hair drier helps. For the front, I recommend against removing the grill, it is a real pain. I broke mine to remove it and then the new one fit into the spot. Takes about an hour to hour and a half. « Show Less
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No. But easy to wipe off. I usually do not grill with fat or oil as it is non stick. It works great. The paint can come off a little, but so worth the price. I am getting another.
2091412
Honestly I have never removed the grill grate. I just drop it right on top and never worry about it. That also gives me the grill in front to grill something if I need to. I really enjoy this grill and glad I bought it.
1973634
Take the grille off, then turn stock emblem counter clockwise. Then pull. It's a pain but it should pop out. Next place the new emblem on and press it in.
1001194
It has a flat adhesive backing. There is no post in the middle of it. I was able to pop off my old emblem, peel the backing off the new one, and put it in place. It fit perfectly.
1350585
If your emblem is small, it may look okay. If it is one of the larger emblems then no. I personally don't think it would look good. If you decide to put it on the hood, put it toward the front given the heating up of the engine.
1814608
It goes on with 3M tape, and I don't plan on ever taking it off. But I'm *assuming* that pulling hard enough will take it off, but rip up the tape. Goo Gone, or an equivalent, should take it off easily. I've taken emblems off cars this same way without damaging the paint, although this is a lot bigger than an emblem. I soak the emblems in Goo Gone every 20 minutes, for about 3 hours, then start to rip off the emblem. Its a pain in the ass, like most things that have to do with cars, but it works.
1376873
No removal is needed. The new red emblem fits neatly over the original emblem. It sticks very well so I think it's there to stay.
207833
Yes, my husband says it is very easy to remove. So far we are very happy with this grill.
573441
We used a Putty Knife and a screwdriver! lol old school- there is a rubber pad between the emblem and the car, it just needs to be popped off.
479218
I broke mine while drilling the center out for a look forward camera. It tore apart the gold leaf metal inside the emblem.I removed the old metal and repainted it an orange metal flake over gold then white paint. Looks OK, but the orignal looks better.If you need a new one, I couldn't find any cheap. You may have to look around a bit.