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22-08-2009, 04:42 PM
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Just had a thought this morning after washing the car,we all no that summer is on it's way and summer brings billions of bugs with it.
So was thinking of some how applying some fly screen mesh behind the grille to protect the radiator fins from damage,as on inspection there are bent fins already from bugs and stones. Do you think it will affect the cooling of the car by doing this?
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Fiesta front grille open to the elements
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