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Radiator Plate Install
Written by: Alex8181
Difficulty (1-5): 1 Time Frame: 10 Minutes Companies who make these radiator plates claim that these plates improve performance by directing more air into the radiator. I can't confirm if there is any benefit to these, but they do make the engine bay look a little cleaner. Radiator plates from different companies may differ in installation but the install should remain very similar and are super easy. Step 1: Open the hood of the car. Remove the three plastic bolts highlighted below. Position the plate and re-install the bolts. Like I said, easy as pie.      |
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