Review on GOOACC Moulding Assortment 6506007AA 68039280 AA by Joe Michels

This was an easy and inexpensive repair to a fender I ripped off in the woods. The best method of removal (assuming it hasn't completely ripped off yet) is to push out all the rivets connecting the fender to the fender and then remove the fender by removing the plugs with the tool provided (don't forget the two plugs at the top of the wheel housing). At this point it's easy to get at some of the white clips on the back and pry them out slightly with a pair of pliers. Then simply remove the fender by breaking any remaining clips. Reassembly is easy: 1) After removing the vehicle, reattach the extension to the inner lining of the fender using the rivets provided. A regular rivet gun won't work, but a pair of vise pliers and an adjustable wrench will expand them nicely. 2) Replace all clips around burner. 3) Place the entire assembly back into the vehicle, making sure all clamps are tight. 4) Put the fir tree plugs back into the holes in the wheel arch lining. 5) Drive the quad again. Sounds like a lot of steps, but shouldn't take more than 30 minutes.