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    Taking off the radiator support panel

    Has anyone un picked the radiator support panel on a go wagon? Any tips?

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    you would use a bottom drill wouldnt you,
    or a spot weld drill bit
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    Just unpicked one seeing if I can buy new panel before in picking my other one

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    I drilled out all the spot welds on the lower radiator support panel and removed one. Then simply mig filled the holes when reinstalling.

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    Have just done this to mine drill out spot welds remove a couple of screws on the bottom 2 each side remove front body mounts an off it comes Nissan sell the panel for around 450$ from memory
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