It says in the instuctions to remove the Ford emblem before you install the grill. Does the emblem fit back on after you install the grill? I
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The grill didn't fit my truck, but there is an opening for the emblem. I assume it would fit just fine.
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The Chevy emblem was not included with the part. We did not replace the emblem and it looks fine.
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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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Depends what you put it on. My grill is on a 2012 F150 Eco Boost, your neighbor would be jealous
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The Charger MOPAR grill sign will not fit onto a Challenger grill. I already tried it. I would up shaving off the stubs and make a rear deck emblem out of it.
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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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It does. The emblems come prepped for both front and back. Tailgate logo area has holes for the prongs and is held in place with the preinstalled adhesive. All that needs to be done on the tailgate install is peal off the plastic, align the prongs into the holes, and press firmly.
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Alonso, I did a bunch of research on 9th Generation Honda. It can be removed, but I chose not to. The emblem is convex and the sides of the emblem overlap approximately 1/32 of and inch. That being said, I just heated it up with a hair dryer to make the glue really sticky and put it over the factory emblem. At first I was skeptical, but it has been on the car for a month now and no issues at all. Looks really sharp. Good luck with your Honda.
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I bought this grill to replace the chrome grill on my f-350. My chrome was bubbling up. I would suggest getting some new retaining clips when you order it.
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You will have to look up the model of your grill. That is why they don't give you instructions. The model number plate is sometimes hid. Find your brochure online and schematic to make sure it all fits and how it all goes together etc. Mostly you will just need a screwdriver. The old bolts are sometimes hard to get out. Depending on your grill you may have to improvise a little.
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Very sorry for the delay but yes, this grille requires a pretty extensive installation procedure. You are welcome to contact us in the shop for more details. Thanks, GTG (727) 848-3300- shop
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I'm not sure. You should put in your exact vehicle information, and it will say if it will fit your vehicle. I don't believe it will work in the back, but the front emblem on the grill is probably the same size.
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The grill has to be removed. I actually had just bought the truck so I convinced the dealer to install it for free
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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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You don't need to remove the bumper, but you may need to remove the plastic cover that sits between the bumper and the grill. The instructions said that the cover needs to be cut, but I managed to do it without cutting. The hardest part will be getting the nuts and bolts in place, in the tight small spaces. The bottom plastic under the bumper may need to be removed for easy access to put the bolts in place.
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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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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