A New Grill For My 2003 Element

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This is the FIRST modification video that I've done and it was fun. I've done quite a few accessory installs working at the dealer but this is one of the few aftermarket installs that I've done and I thought it went very well and I think my new grill looks great.

Stay dirty.

ETCG

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[IommiFan70]

Looks kick ass!

[EricTheCarGuy]

@IommiFan70 Thanks, I'm fond of it myself.

[StuntDoubleTheatre]

2003 honda odyssey. 172,000 miles just took it from new york to indiana to florida this summer. orignal transmission and engine. still does a good 94 mph lol. not a drop of oil burned... time for a grille.

[EricTheCarGuy]

@StuntDoubleTheatre That's a plan, thanks for the comment.

[justhes]

You should order up some new headlight lenses and put some HID bulbs in. That would be a nice touch to compliment your new grill.

[EricTheCarGuy]

@justhes I think so too, thanks for the comment.

[pantera090789]

paint the plastic 

[aydinburton93]

hey mate, what are those clip removel tools called? thanks.

[zxtenn]

Black weatherstrip glue will work too, When i replaced my Jeep GC radiator i used it for the some of the weatherstrip. element looks clean for an 03-- looks great

[kingofbass63]

thats awesome looks badass

[goodlife222]

you could have just cut the part that was given you truble off and move your plate down some

[thecheesburgler]

Wow what a pain in the ass just for a grill

[h0nda03]

Awesome

[droolmonster888]

@EricTheCarGuy, I had discovered something that works even better and for more jobs than a razor blade or utility knife could ever imagine... so handy in fact, it's always within reach... take the thinnest, most flexible 1" or 1.5" putty knife you can find and give it a knife edge on the bench grinder, finish off with sandpaper and a flat surface on the 'blade' and viola, it'll cut all sorts of stuff, I test on paper, plastics, strip wire insulation, even use it on tin cans to open them up.