Air Exhauster Vent Removal - Any advice?

[gsav69]

Ahhhh....the sweet smell of fumes inside the car. Actually they're bad enough to knock me clear out when driving with my windows open!

Thanks to the boards I checked into the air exhauster vents in the back and more than one of the four of them are damaged. Is there any "easy" way to get these things in or out. This job looks like a complete whore. Any advice is appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

gabe

[RTTTTed]

I saw an illustrated DIY guide either at this site or the VCA. It stated that the rear bumper cover needed to be removed. I'd recommend doing it that way to make sure that you only have to do it once.

I fixed my loose vents from the inside. My wife can still smell the exhaust, but I can't. Guess I'll be doing it properly with glue this time!

Ted

[gsav69]

Thanks for the help. If anyone can connect me with some detailed instructions I'd greatly appreciate it. I figured that would be the best way, just wasn't sure if it was going to be the easiest. I had a loose one that I made worse (or even damaged) by trying to pull it back into place from inside the trunk.

[KepRght]

sealing the holes fixes the issue

[gsav69]

Thanks for your worldly insight.

[KepRght]

i didnt wanna say duct tape. but it works