How do you get those pain in the A fender liners out I'm trying to reach ecu and need to remove liner but can't get the screws or whatever is holding them in out, 2004 dodge Durango hemi
They are a pain. You can use a 1/4" drill bit and drill them out....and repalce them when you put it back in. Remember you should be able to get a picture of it by reaching toward the back of the engine compartment next to the battery....might take a couple dozen to get it, but it might be easier then tearing the inner-fender out.
Thank you for the response! But I was putting in a jet chip and had to take out the ECM, just pray to god you never have to do this.. It took me 4 hours to get it out and back in, it is in the most ridiculous spot and is almost inaccesable from the top. Before I tried to remove the battery tray, but that is even more ridiculous to remove WOW! Finally I got it in but man what a pain.....
On of the Y shaped insert tool remove works and you may be able to reuse it. If not local auto parts stores sell a product simular but you dont need the $$$ rivit tools. Its more like a anchor you use in plaster walls that when you tighten the inner screw it expands to hold.
After having it done for about 3-5 times it takes me 20 minutes through the fender
First time it also took me all morning going through the engine compartment! Back in the day I had no clue about DT! All I thought was there is no F$%#in way that this is the way to do it.
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