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By far the easiest way is to remove the headlights and just reach in.

The best way in the winter is to warm up the car first.

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If you're pulling the headlights, it probably is best to warm things up. The headlight clips under the edge of the bumper cover and it's a tight fit. You could crack the cover if you try to pull the headlight when it's really cold.
 

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If you're pulling the headlights, it probably is best to warm things up. The headlight clips under the edge of the bumper cover and it's a tight fit. You could crack the cover if you try to pull the headlight when it's really cold.
Yeah,
There is that too.
I don't have too much of that here.

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Lol I can handle the cold. It's in the Newfie blood..it's the salt and slush that covers my car..;((
Oh I enjoy after you think you have it thawed out and you put it on the jack and as you slide under it that last drop of salty slime water drips down into your ear !! :meh:
 

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I found whenever I work on a ford car there is always that one screw that gives me trouble..why do they use plastic screws to hold things together? Can't they use regular bolts like the other 2 they used and not plastic clips
 

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I found whenever I work on a ford car there is always that one screw that gives me trouble..why do they use plastic screws to hold things together? Can't they use regular bolts like the other 2 they used and not plastic clips
There is no actual support needed at that point.
They are just filling a hole. :)

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