Hi, nice video. I tried to do what you did in five minutes but after two hours I gave up and even broke the plastic. After unscrewing the screws how the hell do you remove the plastic joints that are pressurized??? If I shoot they break. I can't get them off the tailgate. Tell me how the hell it's done. Thank you. Please
Yes.. Its not easy to get those stupid panel clips removed. If you are used to other car brands where you can just pull a panel off without any issue this really sucks. But! This is Fiat stuff. I recommend trying end get right underneath the clips with a long flat head screwdriver and release them with a twisting movement. Sometimes you need to do that form different angles. Do not pull on the panel, it will break. If you need more force put your hand as close to the clip as possible and while twisting your screwdriver with one hand push the panel down with the other. You can see me really looking underneath the panel in the video for the location of the clips (02:00). I damaged and broke a few other panels that I then needed to replace before I learned how to deal with the clips, hope this helps.
Love it! Your video editing has improved 😊 Keep up the good work. Can't wait to see your new videos in which you start to work on the car's interior!
Hi, nice video. I tried to do what you did in five minutes but after two hours I gave up and even broke the plastic. After unscrewing the screws how the hell do you remove the plastic joints that are pressurized??? If I shoot they break. I can't get them off the tailgate. Tell me how the hell it's done. Thank you. Please
Yes.. Its not easy to get those stupid panel clips removed. If you are used to other car brands where you can just pull a panel off without any issue this really sucks.
But! This is Fiat stuff. I recommend trying end get right underneath the clips with a long flat head screwdriver and release them with a twisting movement. Sometimes you need to do that form different angles. Do not pull on the panel, it will break. If you need more force put your hand as close to the clip as possible and while twisting your screwdriver with one hand push the panel down with the other. You can see me really looking underneath the panel in the video for the location of the clips (02:00). I damaged and broke a few other panels that I then needed to replace before I learned how to deal with the clips, hope this helps.
Hi, part no for the wiper motor?
After 3:40?
Just wiggling till it releases XD
@@alfistiadventures9369 How did you manage to get the wiper blade off the motor?