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Good morning all, I am wondering if I can call on the experience of others that have a great deal more knowledge than myself.  Having just acquired an R32 I am trying to clean under the bonnet.

I would like to remove the bonnet liner/sound deadening mat.

My question is, do I just use a clip removal tool to pop those clips out or do you need to twist them and do something unusual to get them out as they do rotate if you spin the clip?? 

I don't want to try and pull them out then find I break one because they don't pop out with a clip removal tool....................

Any advise someone can give would be very much appreciated.

Cheers

ROB

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Thanks for advising.  If this is the case where can I locate new clips as I want the car to retain its originality.  Are these clips readily available and where could I purchase some??
Cheers
ROB


Kudos Motorsport sell genuine bonnet lining retaining clips if you need more .
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