- Hey, this is Donnie Smith and welcome to my lesson.
In this lesson, I'm gonna show you how to
remove a fender on a Honda Integra.
But I'm also gonna show you a trick,
how to open a door whenever it's been in a wreck
and it won't open because it's jammed into the fender;
I wanna show you a trick of how you can get that door open.
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K quick question; why is the 10 millimeter always missing?
Nah seriously, anytime you look at a toolbox
especially you know if there's different people using
that same toolbox, it seems like the 10 millimeter
is always missing.
Well, that's because the 10 millimeter is one of the
most popular, most used sizes.
And that's the case in this Honda Integra cause we're gonna
remove this whole fender with a 10 millimeter.
That's all it takes; 10 millimeter, a ratchet,
and an extension.
Now there are gonna be some clips on the wheel well liner,
but we've already removed that.
Whenever we were removing the bumper,
I went ahead and dropped that,
just to see if I could get access to some of the bolts
that way.
So in this video we have the wheel liner removed,
I'm gonna show you that trick of how to open the door if it
won't open, and then Jordan is going to use a 10
millimeter to remove the fender.
Let's get started.
In this video we're going to take the fender off this Honda.
First before we do, I'm going to do something.
See that's bent in here of course the door won't open,
and we're still unsure if we may have to use the same
fender cause we haven't found an aftermarket vendor yet.
So I'm gonna go ahead and pull this out with a tool.
Before I do, this has a little bit of damage but I'm gonna
go ahead and tape it up to prevent any additional damage.
Tape this edge here.
[Tape Rips]
Do a couple layers.
[Tape Rips]
This just has a little bit of tape on there too just so it's
around it and I'm just gonna reach around this fender,
and I'm just going to pop it out some.
[Tool Clanking Loudly]
This I had it roughed out, of course we'll have to do some
more work to it, this kinda has it roughed out almost to
where it should be so we should have an idea but we're still
just kinda hoping that the new fender's gonna come in,
so we're gonna go ahead and take it off.
But if you just wanna give someone a temporary fix
when this happens,
this happens a lot like when something was in a wreck,
a lot of times the door will catch the fender
and crush that.
Now we can open the door.
Kay now we're gonna remove the side molding,
this one's a clip on here so we're gonna squeeze the clips.
Now you just gotta push those down and then it comes out.
- Now we're gonna take the fender off and to do that,
we need to remove these bolts.
There's three 10 millimeter bolts.
There.
There's one right here.
It looks like there should be some right here
but there's not.
Come over here.
There's one right here.
There's one on the very bottom right here.
[Tool Cranks]
Now when you take it off,
be sure you're being careful so you don't scratch any of the
other panels.
See it will fit up on that second shelf up.
Other way, ya.
No on the bottom.
Second.
- As you now know, the fender on this Honda Integra
is very easy to get off, it's a simple fender.
Bumper and headlights, a little bit more difficult
but the fender is very easy.
And also this is a trick you can use by pulling that fender
out so you can open the door.
Lets say that you're not planning on repairing it
right away.
Well the more you open the door, it's gonna cause that
fender and the door to become more bent from being pried on.
So go ahead and if you got a tool like that,
that is called a Morgan Nokker and it's very handy.
And I'll put a link down in the description where you
can learn more about that.
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