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It was very easy to debadge the front of my 05 Spectra once I figured it out. This is how it goes:
First take a phillips screw driver and remove all of the plastic screws pointed out in red in the picture below. There are 11 of them. Also remove the plastic sleeves the screws were in. Then take off the plastic piece pointed out in green. Its all one piece the width of the car. Doing all of that allows you to get to the back side of the grill from the top. Then remove the two screws on the back side of the grill and the emblem will come off. Then just reverse that process to put it all back together. This will also work on the Spectra 5.
Feel free to pm me if ya have any issues.
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You make it sound so easy. I printed out these instructions and will try it on my new spectra today! Thanks much for the info - glad to see ppl like sharing such things.
__________________ 2008 Sportage
10K Hids
Chrome Door Handles
More to come 1993 Honda Del Sol (vtec)
18" Rims, Skunk2 coilovers, Header, Cai, Stainless exhaust, sick sound system, leather racing seats, shortshifter, so much more!!
__________________ 2008 Sportage
10K Hids
Chrome Door Handles
More to come 1993 Honda Del Sol (vtec)
18" Rims, Skunk2 coilovers, Header, Cai, Stainless exhaust, sick sound system, leather racing seats, shortshifter, so much more!!
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I need a new grill if anyone selling one.
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