So, how do you get the old emblem off on an 07 Ram 1500?
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Hi, just take it of with a plastic knife (or plastic tool) so not to scratch the paint....
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Unscrew the inner tail or use a flat head screwdriver make sure you pry even maybe 2 flat head small and large hope this helps I just grind the pins and tape it on my srt4 it was a big ram looked kool ,
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I do not know. We used the emblem for another purpose. Sorry not to be more help.
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I have an 2003 and I just took a razor blade to the old one and it came right off.
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Emblem is on with a type of glue so just be super careful not to scratch paint when taking the old emblem off; don't pry with screwdriver! Then cleaning the surface takes a bit; use rag and Goo Gone. The new one sticks right on, just the prep and removal that is the effort.
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Hello Ronnie, Thank you for your inquiry but unfortunately the emblem only fits between 2005-2010. Thank you Chris Mastria parts
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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.
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If you're going for the R/T classic (2009-2012) look you'll need one for each side... I have an normal R/T, but I wanted the script Challenger emblem on the front grille just like the 1970s R/T. I removed the block letter Challenger from the grille (it just pops off) and stuck the Challenger emblem just to the left of the "R/T". It looks more badass to me and it is a real tip of the hat to the classic R/T than the emblems on the sides. The emblem has strong double sided tape and it is really sturdy on the grille once it is placed... Just make sure the surface is clean when it is placed... Good luck! If you have an R/T also get the rear spoiler emblem, so those clowns behind you know who they're dealing with! If you're going for the R/T classic (2009-2012) look you'll need one for each side... I have an normal R/T, but I wanted the script Challenger emblem on the front grille just like the 1970s R/T. I removed the block letter Challenger from the grille (it just pops off) and stuck the Challenger emblem just to the left of the "R/T". It looks more badass to me and it is a real tip of the hat to the classic R/T than the emblems on the sides. The emblem has strong double sided tape and it is really sturdy on the grille once it is placed... Just make sure the surface is clean when it is... » Read More If you're going for the R/T classic (2009-2012) look you'll need one for each side... I have an normal R/T, but I wanted the script Challenger emblem on the front grille just like the 1970s R/T. I removed the block letter Challenger from the grille (it just pops off) and stuck the Challenger emblem just to the left of the "R/T". It looks more badass to me and it is a real tip of the hat to the classic R/T than the emblems on the sides. The emblem has strong double sided tape and it is really sturdy on the grille once it is placed... Just make sure the surface is clean when it is placed... Good luck! If you have an R/T also get the rear spoiler emblem, so those clowns behind you know who they're dealing with! « Show Less
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Yes, there is double sided tape already stuck on the back of the emblem. Simply remove the covering and put it where you want it. Once it is on there is it on good. I have been through the car wash a couple of times already with mine and it is on for good.
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Does your truck have a 9" emblem surface?? If so I guess it would. I bought one for the tailgate on an 07 F-150.
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Hair dryer. Get the chrome emblem hot. This will soften the adhesive. Then slowly pry the chrome emblem forward. If you have it, use a piece of fishing line to slice behind the emblem. If there is any adhesive once the emblem is removed, don't worry about it. It comes off pretty easy. Just get it warm again.
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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.
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remove factory paint by whatever methodI tried to paint over factory paint on headers and it peeled off
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You need to remove the old emblem. And then make sure the area you are putting the new one in is very clean and dry otherwise it won't stick.
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You have to take the grill off, but its super easy. There are about four bolts on top you have to take out then there are just clips on the bottom where you just have to pull with a little force. To get it off you just have to bend these two black plastic tabs holding the existing symbol in and screw off a little metal nut then do the opposite to put the new one in. Its super easy and its better than getting one that has adhesive it looks just like OEM
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they are very cheap plastic. I looked online on how to replace them and found this videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INBgQL8-HBQIt has a link for better quality emblemshttp://www.jayongmall.net/product.php?id_product=1308Hope that helps
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there are two studs you screw into the back of the emblem..then you slip it through the grill and then two large washers with two nuts draw it tight..its pretty simple..my suggestion is good to the hardware store and get two larger 'fender washers' they have a small hole but a larger outer diameter...just for more support plus the washers they gave me didnt have a large enough inner diameter hole and didnt fit the stud very well...but its a nice heavy duty, good looking emblem!
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The reason you have to remove the old emblem is: the replacement (red) emblem has two plastic pins that sick out of the back...they go into the holes on the grill that were occupied by the screws from original emblem
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Mine is a Cummins and yes had to remove it. Use fishing line. Then I reapplied 3M adhesive tape and reinstalled emblem slightly higher. Looks factory. Love the flares.
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The emblem on the set that I bought was a stamped metal piece with adhesive tape behind it. It was already applied to the rails. I just removed mine, but I would think if you are careful, you could remove them and relocate them elsewhere.