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    Senior Member Two Rings defunkt's Avatar
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    B7 A4/S4: Side Marker Reflector Removal Pics & Tips

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    Hello all.

    For those who would like to achieve the Euro Spec look and get these little bad boys painted, I'd like to share what I have learned today.

    First off, I'd like to say thanks to Derek and Paolo at Exklusiv Motorsports in Phoenix, AZ for making short work of these.

    Tools:
    Torx 25
    Strong Fingers

    Total time for removal:
    20 minutes.

    NO BUMPER REMOVAL NECESSARY. Keep in mind that this is was done on an S-Line, but I can't imagine the standard A4 being much different.



    Here is a pic of the reflectors out and the CLIPS. This is so you can get a sense of where the CLIPS are located since you'll be going by feel.

    REARS
    Start with the rears. Reach behind the bumper. There are 2 CLIPS on the top and bottom of the reflector that you pinch together to get them to release from the CLIP TABS. There's a 3RD CLIP on each of these, but once you get the 2 out it should be no problem. Your arm is going to be right by the exhaust so don't get burned. It's gonna take some force.



    FRONTS
    The fronts are a little harder. The best way to attack these is to crank your wheel one way for easier access to the wheel well. Unscrew the first 2 Torx 25's in the wheel well liner. Fold the liner back and reach in there. Again, pinch the CLIPS together to release. You can also get to these through the fog light area, just remove the fog light trim by pulling it out.



    PART NUMBERS
    If you want to keep your stock ones intact, here are the part numbers. Dealer retail is $32 each, and they have to be special ordered.



    This view also gives you a better sense of how these things are made. Take note of the 3RD CLIP, it's no big deal once you get the first 2 out.

    Done. Get 'em painted and you're on your way to Euro Spec...now if I can just source a Euro boot lid :)
    2006 A4 2.0T | MT6 | quattro | S-Line | Nav+ | Tech II | Prem | Sun
    Funktion:: Carbonio CF CAI //APR Tuned 91/93/100 //Bilstein PSS9's //APR Snub //RS4 22mm ARB //AWE Exhaust //AWE Boost Gauge //EuroCode TP //S4 Recaro's (Airbag) //19in VMR RS4's
    Form:: Euro Plate \\Huper Optik Drei 35% \\S4 Blades \\Painted Reflectors \\DTH DTM Lip Spoiler \\RS4 Pedals \\Clear Corners \\Black RS4 Grille \\Nav+ Multimedia Kit VIM Coded + iPhone A/V

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    Deactivated Two Rings
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    I just want to add that for the rear reflectors, when I first tried I honeslty thought there was no way I could get my hands up in there, but it is possible. The bumper is flexible and will allow you to wiggle your hands up there. Thanks again for the advice defunkt.

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    Senior Member Two Rings defunkt's Avatar
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    Yeah, dont be bashfull when you are pinching the clips down, and pressing out ward...the bumper will bow out signifigantly and it will be all good :)
    2006 A4 2.0T | MT6 | quattro | S-Line | Nav+ | Tech II | Prem | Sun
    Funktion:: Carbonio CF CAI //APR Tuned 91/93/100 //Bilstein PSS9's //APR Snub //RS4 22mm ARB //AWE Exhaust //AWE Boost Gauge //EuroCode TP //S4 Recaro's (Airbag) //19in VMR RS4's
    Form:: Euro Plate \\Huper Optik Drei 35% \\S4 Blades \\Painted Reflectors \\DTH DTM Lip Spoiler \\RS4 Pedals \\Clear Corners \\Black RS4 Grille \\Nav+ Multimedia Kit VIM Coded + iPhone A/V

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