Disclaimer: The following is provided as a GUIDE ONLY, and neither myself nor Ozhonda take any responsibility for the outcomes of someone else doing the following. You follow these steps at your own risk!

Aim: Mesh grill

Required:
• Knife
• Phillips head screw driver
• 10mm spanner
• Mesh from Super Cheap Auto $30 ( colours: black, sliver, pink or blue)
• Pliers
• Big piece of material

Steps:
1.Place the material under the bumper. This is so when the bumper comes off it doesn’t get scratched by the concrete.

2.Remove the 5 clips holding the grill using a knife.
Note: keep these where they will not go missing or be blown away by the wind.
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3.Start removing the bumper. Yes it seems too much to remove the bumper just to change the grill but it’s a must reason being there are 4 more clips holding the grill onto the bumper underneath. Remove the two bumper clips, two 10mm bolts underneath and then the two screws on the side.
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4.Flip the bumper over and remove the 4 clips mentioned above and detach the grill from the bumper
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5.There will be 9 little screws on the back of the grill that need removing
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6.Detach the silver part from the black.
Then comes the cutting! Using any knife cut the inside of the original grill out.
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7.Cut the mesh grill to size and put it over the grill.
Note: watch out for the little things that stick out. You may need to cut around it. Shown in photo
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8.Screw EVERYTHING back on. And you’re done!
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Other comments

There was another post similar to this by EK4R but it didn’t have all the steps involved in getting to the grill so I decided to write this up.