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Removing the rear hyundai emblem

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Old 01-24-2011, 12:29 PM
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I have a quick question. Is the rear hyundai emblem on the trunk easily removable? Is it just stuck on there with double sided tape or is it snapped in place some how? If I remove it, will there be holes or anything showing?
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On my 98 parts car, there were 2 posts sticking through the sheet metal, leaving 2 holes if you remove the emblem.
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On the 04, you need to remove the small trim piece on the trunk lid from inside the trunk (think there are 3 hand turn bolts IIRC)then heat the emblem (hair dryer) to loosen the glue holding it in place. Yes, there are 2 centering posts on the emblem so there will be 2 holes left after you remove it. Anyway, once the glue is heated you can use a pen to poke the emblem out from behind pushing on the posts. It can be done without removing the trim, but then you have to pry from the front risking scratches to your paint. There are a number of emblems available for the XD2 Elantra to fill that space once you remove the H.




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